• 2.5Lts/Ha

Available Packs

• 1L &  5L

• PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

• METADEW 400 EW is a systemic fungicide formulated as an Emulsion in Water (EW) containing Dodemorph acetate 400 g/L. It is specifically designed for the effective control of Powdery Mildew in roses.

• MODE OF ACTION
• Dodemorph Acetate belongs to the morpholine group of fungicides (FRAC Group 5). It is a systemic fungicide that inhibits sterol biosynthesis, an essential process in fungal cell membrane formation. By disrupting lipid and sterol production, METADEW 400 EW interferes with fungal growth and development, ultimately preventing infection and disease spread. The product exhibits protective, curative, and eradicative properties, making it highly effective against powdery mildew infections at various stages of development.

• KEY PROPERTIES

1. Systemic fungicide with root and leaf uptake
2. Morpholine fungicide (FRAC Group 5)
3. Protective, curative, and eradicative activity
4. Inhibits sterol biosynthesis in fungal cells
5. Effective against powdery mildew
6. Rapid absorption and movement within plant tissues
7. Provides protection to treated and new growth
8. Suitable for resistance management programs

• KEY BENEFITS

1. Effective control of powdery mildew in roses
2. Prevents disease establishment and spread
3. Controls existing infections and suppresses disease development
4. Protects newly emerging foliage and shoots
5. Promotes healthy plant growth and flower quality
6. Long-lasting disease protection
7. Supports integrated disease management programs
8. Easy to apply as a full-cover foliar spray

• METHOD OF APPLICATION
• Fill the spray tank halfway with water. Add the recommended amount of METAMETA 720WP into the mixing tank. Add the remaining amount of water while stirring constantly.

• APPLICATION TABLE

• REI (Re-Entry Interval)
• As a general rule, it is safe to enter treated areas after the spray mist has dried. Areas sprayed with METADEW 400EW are safe to re-enter after 6 hrs.

• APPLICATION GUIDELINES

1. Apply preventively before disease development.
2. Begin applications when environmental conditions favor powdery mildew infection.
3. Apply as a full-cover foliar spray.
4. Ensure thorough coverage of all plant surfaces, especially the underside of leaves.
5. Maintain a spray interval of 7–10 days between applications.
6. Make a maximum of 4 applications per crop cycle as recommended.
7. Maintain continuous agitation during mixing and spraying.
8. Rotate with fungicides from different FRAC groups to support resistance management.
9. Use clean water and calibrated spray equipment for optimum performance.