Mechanism of Action

Cuxyl is a preventive compound that works on contact, where copper accumulates inside the cells of the diseased fungus, leading to disruptions in the formation of enzymes essential for cell life

Features

• Preventive compound effective against various fungal and bacterial diseases

• Compatible with integrated pest management programs, as it does not affect beneficial organisms and bees

• Effective pesticide against fungi that have developed resistance to other fungicidal compounds

• Helps increase leaf thickness and toughness, aiding in disease resistance and preventing fungal penetration into the plant

• Contains copper in an absorbable and leaf-penetrating formula, reflecting on usage rates and impact efficiency

• Treats symptoms of copper deficiency. Increases plant resistance to fungal and bacterial diseases by providing copper as a supporter for plant pigments and carbohydrate formation

• Considered a safe compound and can be used within organic farming programs

Usage Rates

Soil Injection: half to three-quarters of a kilogram per acre for combating soil fungi and root rot