SAAF FUNGICIDE (CARBENDAZIM 12% + MANCOZEB 63% WP), CONTROLS ANTHRACNOSE, POWDERY MILDEW AND RUST DISEASE

Saaf Fungicide is a systemic and contact fungicide that is used to prevent Leaf Spot Blast disease and Rust disease in all vegetable plants. It is highly effective and helps protect the plant for a lengthy period of time. It is applied by mixing 1 gram of Saaf with 1 litre of water and spraying over the treated crops. Can be used for both indoor and outdoor purposes.

Technical Name: Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 63% WP

Mode of Action: Contact and Systemic action

• Saaf is a proven & classic fungicide with systemic & contact action.

• The most trusted & widely used dual mode of action fungicide( systemic and contact) and application helps to protect the plant for a lengthy period of time.

• Saaf can be used for foliar spray and seed treatment as well.

Crops: Chilli, Grapes, Potato, Ginger, Groundnut, Mango, Paddy, tea, Crucifers, Gourds etc.

Target Diseases: Fruit rot, Leaf spot, Powdery mildew in Chilli, Anthracnose, Downy mildew, Powdery mildew in Grape, Blast, Collar rot, Dry rot, Leaf spot, Root rot, Tikka leaf in Groundnut, Anthracnose, Powdery mildew in Mango, Blast in Paddy, Black scurf, Early blight, Late blight in Potato and Black rot Blister blight, Dieback, Grey blight Red rust in Tea.

Recommended dose/acre: 300-400 gm/acre

FAQs for SAAF Fungicide:
1. What is UPL Saaf Fungicide?
- UPL Saaf Fungicide is a broad-spectrum fungicide that combines systemic and contact actions to protect plants from various fungal diseases. It contains Carbendazim (12%) and Mancozeb (63%) as active ingredients, which work together to prevent and control fungal infections on crops.
2. How does UPL Saaf Fungicide work?
- The fungicide works through both systemic and contact mechanisms. Carbendazim is absorbed by the plant and moves throughout its tissues, providing internal protection. Mancozeb forms a protective layer on the plant surface, preventing fungal spores from penetrating.
3. What crops can be treated with UPL Saaf Fungicide?
- UPL Saaf Fungicide is effective on a wide range of crops, including paddy, groundnut, potato, tea, mango, grape, chili, tomato, brinjal, cabbage, cauliflower, onion, spinach, beans, capsicum, cucumber, watermelon, and muskmelon.
4. What diseases does UPL Saaf Fungicide control?
- It controls numerous fungal diseases such as leaf spot, rust, blast, anthracnose, downy mildew, powdery mildew, tikka leaf spot, brown spot, Alternaria leaf spot, and Cercospora leaf spot.
5. How should UPL Saaf Fungicide be applied?
- The recommended dosage is 2-5 grams per liter of water, depending on the crop and severity of the disease. It should be mixed thoroughly with water and sprayed uniformly over the affected plants.
6. When should I apply UPL Saaf Fungicide?
- For best results, apply the fungicide as a preventive measure before the onset of the disease or at the early stages of infection. Follow the recommended application schedule based on the specific crop and disease.
7. Is UPL Saaf Fungicide safe to use?
- Yes, UPL Saaf Fungicide is safe for use on a variety of crops when used according to the label instructions. However, it should be stored in a cool, dry place out of reach of children and pets. Dispose of the packaging according to local regulations.
8. What are the benefits of using Saaf Fungicide?
- There are many benefits of using Saaf Fungicide.
- Broad-Spectrum Control: Effective against a wide range of fungal diseases.
- Long-Lasting Protection: Provides prolonged protection, reducing the need for frequent applications.
- Systemic and Contact Action: Ensures comprehensive protection by targeting fungi both inside and outside the plant.
- Cost-Effective: Offers economical and reliable disease control.
9. What is the recommended dosage for Saaf Fungicide?
- The typical dosage is 2-3 grams per liter of water, but it may vary based on the crop and severity of the disease. Always refer to the product label for specific instructions.
10. How often should I apply Saaf Fungicide?
- Apply Saaf Fungicide every 7-10 days, especially during periods when the risk of fungal infections is high.
11. Can Saaf Fungicide be mixed with other pesticides?
- Yes, Saaf Fungicide can be mixed with many other pesticides, but it is advisable to perform a compatibility test before use.
12. Is Saaf Fungicide safe for all crops?
- Yes, it is generally safe for most crops, but it is best to consult the specific guidelines for your crop or seek advice from an agricultural expert.
13. What precautions should I take when using Saaf Fungicide?
- Wear protective clothing, gloves, and a mask to avoid inhalation and contact with skin. Follow all safety instructions on the product label.
14. How long does it take for Saaf Fungicide to show results?
- Saaf Fungicide typically shows results within a few days of application, depending on the severity of the fungal infection.
15 Where can I buy UPL Saaf Fungicide?
- UPL's Saaf Fungicide can be purchased from agricultural supply stores, online marketplaces such as BadiKheti, and directly from manufacturers or distributors.
16. What are the active ingredients in UPL Saaf Fungicide?
- The active ingredients in Saaf Fungicide are Carbendazim (12%) and Mancozeb (63%).
17. Can Saaf Fungicide be mixed with other pesticides?
- Yes, Saaf Fungicide can be tank-mixed with many other pesticides, but a compatibility test is recommended.
18. What are the storage instructions for Saaf Fungicide?
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children and pets.
19. Is Saaf Fungicide harmful to humans or animals?
- Saaf Fungicide is generally safe when used as directed, but avoid contact with skin and eyes, and do not ingest.
20. What is the shelf life of UPL Saaf Fungicide?
- The shelf life is typically 2 years from the date of manufacture if stored properly.
21. Can Saaf Fungicide be used during the flowering stage?
- Yes, but it should be used carefully and as per the recommended dosage to avoid any negative impact on pollination.
22. What should I do in case of an overdose of Saaf Fungicide on crops?
- If an overdose occurs, wash the plants with plenty of water and consult an agricultural expert.
23. Can Saaf Fungicide be used in organic farming?
- No, Saaf Fungicide is not approved for use in organic farming.
24. Does Saaf Fungicide from UPL leave any residue on crops?
- It may leave minimal residues which are safe for consumption if used as per guidelines.