Fungicide "Brunka": how to use the drug in the garden

Sooner or later, every gardener is faced with the appearance of insects in their own area and their detrimental effects on plants. In this article you will find information about the most common and universal means of pest control - the preparation "Brunka", a description of the principle of its action and functionality will also be discussed in detail in our publication.

Description and purpose of the fungicide

The preparation "Brunka" is widely known among gardeners for its high efficiency and ease of use. Due to the correct combination of components, its action is complex and is aimed primarily at the destruction of fungal plant diseases, wintering pests of trees and various types of moss in the bark.

And also for the protection and good growth of your garden, you can use the following means: Potassium sulfate, gold spark, inta-vir, biohumus, foundationol, bud, prestige, etamon, quadris, hom, fufanon, alirin B, charm, root, gamair, topaz.

Mechanism of action

In order to understand the principle of operation of this drug, it is necessary to understand its components. There are three main components: imidacloprid, aluminum phosphide and lambda-cyhalothrin. Once in the insect's body, they cause paralysis of the nervous system and, as a result, death of pests. Moreover, lambda-cyhalothrin also has a prophylactic effect against the larvae of ticks and caterpillars, inhibiting their development and preventing their increase in numbers.

Did you know? With the decomposition of the chemical components of the drug, a certain amount of phosphorus and copper are released, which are an excellent stimulator of plant growth, especially in the early periods of development.

Dosage and administration

When using the drug "Brunka" should clearly adhere to the instructions for use.

Did you know? The effect of the drug increases when using adhesive.

Different time of action of the components of the tool requires a clear restraint in proportions and certain external conditions. For example, lambda-cyhalothrin will begin its action even at 4 degrees of heat, while for effective work of imidacloprid it is necessary not less than 10 degrees. So before processing the plants, it is necessary to choose the optimal day for the procedure.

Important! Do not use the solution at temperatures above 20 degrees.

Before bud break

The recommended dosage means in the period when the kidneys sleep, is 30 ml / 10 l of water.

Trees that also need treatment from pests: apple, pear, plum, peach, apricot, quince, walnut, cherry, cherry, cherry plum.

After bud break

In order not to harm future fruits, in the period after bud break, the concentration of the agent is halved - 15 ml / 10 l of water. The effect of the drug is observed over the next 30-40 days. The treatment of plants is advised to carry out no more than twice a year.

Toxicity "Budgs"

The components that make up this fungicidal agent are not aggressive, but nonetheless have moderate toxicity to humans and animals.

Important! Avoid direct contact with the solution.
It is necessary to work with the drug in protective gloves, because when it comes into contact with the skin and mucous membranes it causes a slight irritation.

Advantages and disadvantages

When deciding on the purchase of the drug "Brune" and its use in your garden, you need to know both the strengths and weaknesses of this tool.

Benefits:

  • insectoacaricides and fungicides have a complex effect: the destruction of parasites and the prevention of further infections;
  • a wide range of effects on pests: mites, caterpillars, aphid, fungus, etc .;
  • does not have a herbicidal effect;
  • applied twice a year.
Disadvantages:
  • coloring agent - be careful;
  • high cost.

    "Brunka" is not the first year is a favorite of specialists among various fungicidal agents for the treatment of fruit trees, bushes and vineyards. With the right dosages and timely treatment, you will forget about such a problem as annoying pests for the whole season.

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