Copper Sulphate - Fungicide - 250g

Copper Sulphate is a versatile compound with multiple applications in gardening and agriculture. It is widely used as a fungicide, algaecide, and for correcting copper deficiencies in soil.

Ideal for protecting plants from diseases such as blight, mildew, and root rot, it also helps maintain healthy plant growth by addressing micronutrient imbalances. 

Key Features:

• Fungicide: Prevents and treats fungal infections like blight and mildew.
• Soil Supplement: Corrects copper deficiency in plants for optimal growth.
• Algaecide: Controls algae in water features and irrigation systems.
• Multi-Purpose Use: Suitable for vegetables, fruit trees, and ornamental plants.
• Highly Effective: Works quickly to restore plant health and prevent disease.

📝 How to Use:

• As a Fungicide Spray:
  • Mix 2-3 grams of Copper Sulphate per liter of water.
  • Add a small amount of lime (optional) to reduce acidity and prevent leaf damage.
  • Spray evenly on plant leaves, stems, and soil every 7-14 days as needed.
• For Soil Amendment:
  • Incorporate 1-2 grams per square meter into the soil to correct copper deficiency.
  • Avoid overuse to prevent toxicity.
• For Algae Control:
  • Dissolve 1 gram of Copper Sulphate per 10 liters of water and apply to affected areas in water features or irrigation systems.

⚠️ Safety Note:

• Toxic to Humans and Animals: Avoid ingestion and wear gloves during handling.
• Use Sparingly: Excessive application can harm plants and soil microorganisms.
• Wash Edibles Thoroughly: If used on edible crops, rinse produce well before consumption.

FAQs:

1. What plants benefit from Copper Sulphate?
   Copper Sulphate is suitable for vegetables, fruit trees, and ornamental plants, especially those susceptible to fungal diseases.

2. How often should I apply Copper Sulphate?
   Apply as needed, typically every 7-14 days for fungal prevention or until symptoms subside.

3. Is Copper Sulphate safe for organic gardening?
   While effective, Copper Sulphate should be used cautiously in organic gardening due to its potential impact on soil microorganisms.

4. Can Copper Sulphate harm beneficial insects?
   When used as directed, it has minimal impact on beneficial insects. Avoid spraying directly on flowers to protect pollinators.

Protect your plants and ensure optimal growth with Copper Sulphate—a reliable solution for disease prevention and soil health!