What is Kavach Flo Fungicide?
Kavach Flo is a broad-spectrum curative and protective fungicide effective against multiple crops. It is a perfect blend of science and common knowledge that benefits farmers. It is powered by Syngenta’s WEATHERSTIK Technology, which enhances its effect on the field. The stick-and-spread technology effectively controls disease. It is a convenient, flexible, and one-shot solution for a spotless, healthy crop.
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Chemical Composition / Technical Name
- Active Ingredient: Chlorothalonil 40% + Difenoconazole 4%
Mode of Action
The Weatherstik Technology ensures a high degree of rainfastness and excellent retention on leaf and stem surfaces. Allows the solution to remain in suspension for longer durations for effective spread and application. Unique stick-and-stay technology maximises Kavach Flo retention on the plant surface.
Benefits of Using Kavach Flo
- Broad-spectrum protection: Effective against multiple fungal pathogens
- Multi-site action: Reduces the risk of resistance development
- Long-lasting: Remains active on the leaf surface for an extended period
- Safe for most crops: Minimal phytotoxicity when used as recommended
- Cost-effective: High efficacy at lower doses
- Versatile application: Compatible with many tank mixes
Also Raed: Rose Powdery Mildew and It’s Treatment.
Dosage and Target Disease:
Multiple diseases are controlled in Hot Pepper and Tomato.
| Crop | Common Name of Disease | Dose/ acre |
|---|---|---|
| Tomato | Early and late blight | 400ml/acre |
| Chilli | Leaf spots, Anthracnose, Fruit rot | 400ml/acre |
Application Timing:
- Start the application as a preventive spray.
- Repeat every 7–10 days, depending on disease pressure and weather conditions.
How to use?
Step 1: Shake the bottle well before use for consistent and uniform coverage.
Step 2: Advisable limit: 2 mL/litre of water (400 mL/acre) for thorough canopy coverage.
Step 3: Use during the Flowering and Fruiting stage to keep the crop disease-free.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Is Kavach Flo a systemic fungicide?
A: No, it is a contact fungicide with multi-site action. It does not enter plant tissues.
Q2: Can I mix Kavach Flo with other pesticides?
A: Yes, it is compatible with most commonly used fungicides and insecticides. However, it is always advised to perform a jar test before mixing.
Q3: How many days before harvest should Kavach Flo be applied?
A: A pre-harvest interval (PHI) of 7–10 days is generally recommended. Always check the label for specific crops.
Q4: Is it safe for pollinators?
A: Since it’s a contact fungicide, it is relatively safer for pollinators when applied during non-active hours (early morning or late evening).
Q5: Can it control powdery mildew?
A: Kavach Flo is more effective against downy mildew and blight. For powdery mildew, use a systemic fungicide, such as Hexaconazole or a sulfur-based option.
Final Thoughts
Kavach Flo stands out as a dependable contact fungicide, offering farmers peace of mind with solid preventive protection against fungal diseases. Its broad-spectrum action, low risk of resistance, and affordable dosage make it an essential part of any crop protection program.
Whether you grow vegetables, fruits, or field crops, integrating Kavach Flo into your fungicide rotation strategy can help protect your hard work and investment. Just remember: early prevention is better than costly cures later!
For optimal results, always follow the label instructions, rotate fungicides with different modes of action, and consult your local agricultural expert if you have any questions or concerns.
Read about the Kavach Flo on Syngenta’s Site
Kavach Flo Fungicide Review
Price
Usefullness
Compatibility
Excellent
It controls early and late blight of Tomatoes, and leaf spots, Anthracnose, and Fruit rot of Chilli.
