Graliz Bactriguard
Graliz Bactriguard, single shot solution against major bacterial diseases.
Prevents economic losses while protecting the growing plant parts.
Class: Fungicide
Registrant: Syngenta India Pvt. Ltd.
Composition: Kasugamycin 5%+ Copper Oxychloride 45 % WP
Packs Available: 100 gm, 250 gm, 500 gm and 1kg
Class: Fungicide
Registrant: Syngenta India Pvt. Ltd.
Composition: Kasugamycin 5%+ Copper Oxychloride 45 % WP
Packs Available: 100 gm, 250 gm, 500 gm and 1kg
What is Graliz?
There are innumerable bacteria that infect crops and cause economic losses of upto 80% in some cases. Graliz Bactriguard which is a broad-spectrum bactericide and one shot solution that uses a mixture of 2 active ingredients of strong proven performance against bacterial diseases. With its Contact & Systemic Action, when Graliz is applied in timely basis to the growing plant in the right dosage, it provides protection from major bacterial diseases like Leaf spots & blights etc.
What is Graliz?
There are innumerable bacteria that infect crops and cause economic losses of upto 80% in some cases. Graliz Bactriguard which is a broad-spectrum bactericide and one shot solution that uses a mixture of 2 active ingredients of strong proven performance against bacterial diseases. With its Contact & Systemic Action, when Graliz is applied in timely basis to the growing plant in the right dosage, it provides protection from major bacterial diseases like Leaf spots & blights etc.
Major Bacterial Diseases:
Leaf Spots: Brown spots on leaves, oily or water-soaked appearance, surrounded by a yellow halo, visible on both the upper and lower sides of the leaf. These come in several crops such as Grapes and Pomegranate.
Blights: Water-soaked streaks from leaf tips and margins, becoming larger and eventually releasing a milky ooze that dries into yellow droplets Or oily or water-soaked appearance, surrounded by a yellow halo, visible on both the upper and lower sides of the leaf coalesce to become large patches of necrotic tissues. Eg: Bacterial leaf blight of Pomegranate.
Major Bacterial Diseases:
Leaf Spots: Brown spots on leaves, oily or water-soaked appearance, surrounded by a yellow halo, visible on both the upper and lower sides of the leaf. These come in several crops such as Grapes and Pomegranate.
Blights: Water-soaked streaks from leaf tips and margins, becoming larger and eventually releasing a milky ooze that dries into yellow droplets Or oily or water-soaked appearance, surrounded by a yellow halo, visible on both the upper and lower sides of the leaf coalesce to become large patches of necrotic tissues. Eg: Bacterial leaf blight of Pomegranate.
Dosage and Target Disease.
| Crop | Common Name of Disease | Dose (g/%)/ acre | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pomegranate | Bacterial Blight, Leaf Spot, Fruit Rot, Anthracnose | 0.1% or 1g / L of water |
Before flowering |
| Rice | Leaf blast/ Neck blast | 280 g | 40-45 DAT & 75-80 DAT (or just at the disease initiation) |
| Grapes | Anthracnose/ Bacterial leaf spot | 300 g | After April Pruning and 45 Days after forward Pruning Or Just at disease initiation |
How to use?
Do’s
- Always apply Graliz as Prophylactic
- Always apply Graliz at the recommended dosages
- Proper coverage of all parts of the plant is essential to get the best results
Don’ts
- Never apply Graliz when the disease has already done significant damage
- Never under dose the product
- Never mix Graliz with Sulphur and Fertilisers
How to use?
Do’s
- Always apply Graliz as Prophylactic
- Always apply Graliz at the recommended dosages
- Proper coverage of all parts of the plant is essential to get the best results
Don’ts
- Never apply Graliz when the disease has already done significant damage
- Never under dose the product
- Never mix Graliz with Sulphur and Fertilisers
