- 30-50ml/20L of water.
Available Packs
- 250ml, 500ml, 1L & 10L.
Effective Control of Citrus Canker
Is Citrus Canker Reducing Your Fruit Quality and Market Value?
Citrus growers often face serious losses from citrus canker, a bacterial disease that affects leaves, stems and fruits. It spreads quickly under warm, wet and windy conditions.
Symptoms include:
- Raised corky lesions on leaves
- Yellow halos around infected areas
- Premature leaf and fruit drop
- Scarred and unmarketable fruits
- Reduced export quality
If you are searching for the best bactericide for citrus canker, MENNO FLORADES 90SL offers reliable protection to help safeguard your orchard.
What is MENNO FLORADES 90SL?
MENNO FLORADES 90SL is a soluble liquid (SL) bactericide containing: Benzoic Acid 90 g/L
Category: Fungicides (Bactericide)
It is designed to suppress bacterial infections in citrus orchards.
How MENNO FLORADES 90SL Works
Benzoic acid works by:
- Disrupting bacterial cell function
- Inhibiting bacterial growth and spread
- Reducing infection pressure on plant tissues
Key Benefits:
- Effective citrus canker suppression
- Helps reduce spread of infection
- Protects leaves and fruits
- Supports orchard hygiene programs
- Easy-to-mix soluble liquid formulation
Crop and Disease Controlled
Citrus (Oranges, Lemons, Limes, Tangerines) – Citrus Canker
Suitable for orchard production systems.
Recommended Application Rate
30–50 ml per 20 litres of water
Application Guidelines
- Apply preventively or at early signs of infection
- Ensure thorough coverage of leaves, stems and fruits
- Spray during calm weather to reduce drift
- Repeat applications during high disease pressure periods
- Integrate with good orchard sanitation practices
Why Citrus Growers Choose MENNO FLORADES 90SL
- Reliable citrus canker control
- Protects fruit quality and yield
- Reduces spread during rainy seasons
- Suitable for commercial citrus orchards
- Easy-to-apply liquid formulation
Suitable for smallholder citrus farmers and large commercial orchards.
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