The most effective dependable, and long lasting broad-spectrum fungicide
against soil-borne diseases.
It eradicates (not just suppresses) the pathogens
responsible for damping-off, root rot and stem rot
(Pythium, Phytophthora, Rhizoctonia, Fusarium and Thielaviopsis).
Banrot offers preventative protection
and allows plants to develop new and active root growth quickly,
critical in getting plants established.
Advantages
- Fungicidal (kills), not fungi-static (stops growth)
- Wide-spectrum eliminates the need for separate fungicides
- Less soluble, reduces potential leaching - stays where it is applied
- Kills on Contact & also Systemic - travels up the whole plant
- Provides protection for up to 8 weeks
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| Usage |
| Dosage |
2 grams (half teaspoon) to 1 litre of water • 50 grams yields 25 litres |
| When to Use |
Seeding • Initial Planting • Re-potting • Periodically throughout the plant's life cycle • Re-treat at 8 - 12 weeks intervals to maintain protection |
| How to Use |
Soil drench: Mix 2 grams (half levelled teaspoon) to 1 litre of water • Shake vigorously for an even mixture • Pour mixture directly over the roots of the plant just at the base of the stem • Irrigate immediately with additional water equal to half the volume of the fungicidal drench for improved soil penetration of the fungicide. |
| Rescue Plan |
| Rescue Plan |
Over-watered plants - leaves turning yellow and falling off. 1) Prepare Banrot solution to fill a container as big as your pot 2) Remove all dead leaves. 2) Carefully tip plant out from pot without damaging good white roots 3) Cut away black rotting roots 4) Sit your plant in the Banrot solution 5) Put some clean soil at the bottom of a new pot 6) Place your plant in new pot 7) Fill the gaps with clean soil 7) Drench soil with Banrot solution. 8) Leave plant in a shady place to recover |