ZOLFE: Advanced Fungicide Protector for Home Use
Zolfe stands out as an innovative solution in plant protection, offering an effective defense against a wide range of fungal pathogens. Thanks to its JED (Domestic Outdoor Gardening) registration, Zolfe is accessible to the home user, eliminating the need for professional certification for its application. Its formulation is specially designed to fight diseases such as rust, alternaria, mottle, septoria, powdery mildew, cercospora, and repilo, making it the perfect ally for the care of your garden.
Main Features
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Accessibility and Ease of Use: Zolfe is registered for home use, which means that a special license is not required for its application, making it easy to use at home.
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Broad Spectrum of Action: Capable of efficiently combating a variety of fungi harmful to plants.
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Optimized for Home Gardening: Its formula is designed to be easily applicable in the context of a home garden, protecting plants against various fungal diseases.
Dosage, Time and Instructions for Use
The flexibility in the application of Zolfe is reflected in its adaptability to different types of crops, from vegetables to fruit trees, offering detailed recommendations on doses and application times. The instructions vary depending on the type of crop, adapting to the specific needs of each one, from garlic to tomato, with precise recommendations that guarantee maximum effectiveness of the product.
Active Ingredients and Mode of Action
Zolfe incorporates difenoconazole in its composition, ensuring rapid absorption and prolonged persistence. This compound guarantees a robust curative and preventive effect against a wide spectrum of fungal diseases. The effectiveness of Zolfe is reinforced by the combination with other fungicides such as azoxystrobin and cyflufenamid, broadening its spectrum of action and offering comprehensive protection.
Security and environment
Safety is a priority in the application of Zolfe, classified as harmful (Xn) and at risk for the environment (N). It is recommended to follow specific instructions to protect aquatic organisms and bees, respecting the established safety bands to minimize any negative environmental impact.
