AZOXYMAX
19 de May de 2026
LUQSAZUFRE
19 de May de 2026CAPTAN SPARROW
Captan 80% w/w (800 g/kg).
Water dispersible granules (WG).
CAPTAN SPARROW is a broad-spectrum fungicide in the form of water-dispersible granules, with both preventative properties and the ability to promote healing of hail damage.
Its active ingredient, captan, belongs to the group of multi-site inhibitors.
| CROP | PEST / EFFECT | RATE kg/ha | APPLICATION TIME AND METHOD | PHI (Days) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apricot tree, Plum tree | Peach leaf curl, Taphrina deformans. Cylindrosporiosis, cherry anthracnose, Blumeriella jaapii. Almond canker, Diaporthe amygdali. Wilsonomyces carpophilus. Monilia, Monilinia spp. Peach scab, Venturia carpophila. Wound healing. |
2.7 | Minor use in accordance with the national crop hierarchy. Dosage: 0.15–0.25%. From the end of flowering. Apply a single treatment using a spray mixture volume of 1080–1800 L/ha. |
21 |
| Cherry tree | Peach leaf curl, Taphrina deformans. Almond canker, Diaporthe amygdali. Peach scab, Venturia carpophila. Cylindrosporiosis, cherry anthracnose, Blumeriella jaapii. Monilia, Monilinia spp. Wound healing. Wilsonomyces carpophilus. |
2.25 | Minor use in accordance with the national crop hierarchy. Dosage: 0.15–0.25%. From the end of flowering. Apply a single treatment using a spray mixture volume of 900–1,500 L/ha. |
21 |
| Strawberry bed | Anthracnose of strawberries, Colletotrichum acutatum. Botrytis spp. Strawberry powdery mildew, Podosphaera aphanis. |
1.8 | Outdoor and greenhouse. Dosage: 0.15–0.25%. From the end of leaf development. Apply a maximum of two treatments, leaving a minimum interval of seven days between applications, using a spray mixture volume of 720–1200 L/ha. |
14 |
| Pome fruit trees | Gloeosporiosis, apple anthracnose, Neofabraea vagabunda. Pome canker, Diplodia seriata. Monilia, Monilinia spp. Apple scab, Venturia inaequalis. Brown spot, Stemphylium vesicarium. Wound healing. Pear scab, Venturia pyrina. |
2 | Dosage: 0.15–0.25%. From the end of flowering. Apply a single treatment using a spray mixture volume of 800–1333 L/ha. |
28 |
| Peach tree | Peach leaf curl, Taphrina deformans. Cylindrosporiosis, cherry anthracnose, Blumeriella jaapii. Almond canker, Diaporthe amygdali. Wilsonomyces carpophilus. Monilia, Monilinia spp. Peach scab, Venturia carpophila. Wound healing. |
2.7 | Dosage: 0.15–0.25%. From the end of flowering. Apply a single treatment using a spray mixture volume of 1080–1800 L/ha. |
21 |
| Tomato | Alternaria of the Solanaceae, Alternaria solani. Anthracnose, Colletotrichum gloeosporioides. Botrytis spp. Potato and tomato mildew, Phytophthora infestans. |
2.25 | Dosage: 0.15–0.25%. From the formation of lateral shoots (BBCH 21). Apply a maximum of 4 times at 7-day intervals, using a spray mixture volume of 900–1,500 L/ha. |
21 |
The preparation shall not be used in combination with other products.
The following conditions apply to the use of the product outdoors:
The product may only be used outside the flowering period of the crops and when there are no flowering weeds in the rows of the treated crops.
In the case of applications on fruit trees, pesticide application equipment shall be used that improves the precision and accuracy of the application, such as emission shields, shielded sprayers, boom sprayers with hoods, tunnel sprayers or sensor-controlled sprayers.
This equipment must achieve an average reduction in exposure of at least 61% of the plant protection product applied per hectare, and a minimum reduction in the loss of plant protection products to the soil of 20%, while maintaining the application rate on the target surfaces, compared with applications using conventional equipment and application practices.
