Active substance: 375 g / liter propamocarb hydrochloride + 75 g / liter of fenamidone

Features:

Consento 450 SC has a double action, systemic and penetrating mechanism. On the hand, it acts preventively and curatively, its effectiveness being high even if it is applied after the disease has been set up and started. Due to the particular systemicity of propamocarb hydrochloride, which is 100% absorbed within 1 hour of treatment, the protective effect of the fungicide is transmitted to the newly formed organs. Propamocarb hydrochloride reduces fungal mycelium development, inhibits the formation of zoosporids and causes non-pathogenic germination. In the plant, propamocarb hydrochloride stops the formation of the membrane of the fungus, eventually leading to its death. The multisite inhibitor type of action makes virtually impossible the appearance of resistance to this product. Phenamidon has penetrating action and translaminar distribution in plants, preventing mycelium development, sporangia formation and spore germination. The combination of the active substances propamocarb hydrochloride and fenamidon, different as a mode of action, achieves a pronounced synergistic effect that can easily be noticed in field conditions due to the very good efficacy on potato mash.

Mode of action:

Consento 450 SC is approved for controlling potato mash (Phytophtora infestans) at a dose of 2 l / ha. It can be used for a number of 1-3 treatments on vegetation. The interval between two treatments is 10-12 days. In the case of extremely favorable conditions for the hand and the existence of a large infectious reserve, this interval should be reduced to 8 days. In the spraying program, the product is used in the second part of the vegetation period (beginning with the interpenetration of leaves from the same bilon) when the infection pressure is high. The volume of the solution is 200-400 l / ha. To prevent the occurrence of resistance, it is recommended to use alternating with fungicides from other chemical groups, different from the way of action on the fungus.

Treated plants: Potato

Diseases and Combat fungi: Powdery mildew.