Suprakal

• Curativeeffect: Alkaline reactiondueto a highpH (~11,2).
• Saponification of thecellwalllipidsandtherefore a betterpermeationthroughthecellwall.
• Preventiveeffect: Intervention in thecitricacidcycle of thefungus.

APPLE SCAB:

• First application: It is done when the flower eyes swell.
• Second application: It is done in the pink flower bud period (when the flowers are seen separately).
• Third application: It is done when the flower petals fall between 70-80%.
• Fourth and other sprayings: When ecological conditions are suitable for the progression of the disease, it is applied at 10-14 days intervals.

GRAPE POWDERY MILDEW:

• First Application: It is done before the flower when the shoots are 25-30 cm.
• Second Application: Before flowering, when flower buds are separated,
• Third Spraying: The period when the flower petals fall off and the pines are the size of a small pellet.
• Fourth and other sprayings: It is applied at 10-14 days intervals until the mole falls.

POWDERY MILDEW IN HAZELNUT:

If the powdery mildew is first out in the garden, start spraying as soon as the symptoms appear. If the disease has been seen in previous years, spraying is started during the fruit (çotanak) setting period. The second and other applications are continued until the harvest, taking into account the severity of the disease, climatic conditions and the duration of the drug’s effect.

BIG BUD MITE IN HAZELNUT:

• If there are an average of 5 conifers on a branch, spraying is done when three shoots have 4-4.5 leaves at the end of April, the new buds are half the size of the pinhead and the newly developed fruits are the size of lentils (about 3 mm in diameter).

TOMATO (FIELD-GREENHOUSE) POWDERY MILDEW:

Spraying is done when the first sign of disease is seen in the field and greenhouse. Second and other sprayings are made, taking into account the severity of the disease, climatic conditions and the duration of action of the drug.

BROAD MITE ON VEGETABLES (GREENHOUSE):

• 30 plants are randomly selected to sample homogeneously. One leaf is taken from the upper and middle parts of each plant.
• Spraying is done when 4-5 live yellow tea mites per leaf are seen in the examinations.

RED SPIDER MITE in CITRUS:

• In the spring in citrus orchards, the mobile individuals on the lower and upper surfaces of the leaves are counted with a magnifying glass at the end of February-early March. If there are more than 4-9 live individuals on ten leaves, struggle should be made. Spraying can be done one week after the fruit set.