JU Strepto Plus is a broad-spectrum chemical bactericide that contains a combination of streptomycin sulphate and tetracycline hydrochloride (90:10). Streptocycline may be used in combination with Aureofungin Sol for the control of bacterial and fungal diseases. Streptocycline is compatible with most of the commonly used insecticides and fungicides.
(It is recommended for selective control of bacterial disease in plants. Strepto Plus is highly effective when applied after the crop has been infected, and it has a good curative action against bacterial infection in plants. It's a yellow, free-flowing powder with a 9:1 ratio of streptomycin sulphate and tetracycline hydrochloride. It is readily soluble in water and causes bacterial disease in plants. Strepto Plus is highly effective when applied after the crop has been infected, and it has a good curative action against bacterial infection in plants.It is a yellow, free-flowing powder containing streptomycin sulphate and tetracycline hydrochloride in a 9:1 ratio. It is readily soluble in water, and being systemic in action, it gets readily absorbed in the plant when sprayed and does not get washed off in rain.)
Benefits:
- Strepto Plus is a broad-spectrum, selective bactericide.
- Strepto Plus has excellent antibacterial activity after disease onset.
Strepto Plus has excellent results for seed treatment and root treatment where bacterial diseases are predominant.
- Strepto Plus is green-labeled, safe for the environment, and recommended for use in integrated pest management.
- Strepto Plus has a good curative action against bacterial infection in plants when applied after the crop has become infected.
- It is recommended for selective control of bacterial plant diseases.
- Strepto Plus is nontoxic to plants, animals, and human beings.
Dosage:
6-12 gm in 60 L of water
Recommended Crops:
Chilli, Rice (Paddy), Onion, Apple, Wheat, Tomato, Potato, Grape
Targeted Pests:
Fruit rot, Powdery mildew, Die-back, Sheath blight, Purple blotch, Scab, Premature leaf fall, Yellow rust, Early blight, Late blight, Downy mildew
