Sumin Switch 25g Fungicide

Product features:

• fungicide, concentrate in the form of granules for preparing an aqueous suspension, with both systemic and contact action, for preventive and curative use. Switch is intended for use with hand sprayers.
• The pre-harvest interval for this product varies. The longest applies to asparagus (6 months), while the shortest, at only 3 days, applies to use on tomato, cucumber, zucchini, bell pepper, and eggplant crops. For other vegetable crops, the pre-harvest interval ranges from 7 to 28 days.
• It contains two active ingredients: fludioxonil and cyprodinil, and is a highly regarded fungicide among many growers of vegetable, fruit, herb, and ornamental plants. It demonstrates excellent preventive and curative activity, inhibiting mycelial growth once infection has already occurred in plants. Furthermore, the presence of two active ingredients from different chemical groups reduces the risk of resistance developing in pathogens.
• For preventive and curative use in controlling diseases of apple, pear, quince, sweet cherry, sour cherry, plum, apricot, peach, nectarine, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, black currant, red currant, white currant, blueberry, cranberry, grapevines, green beans, beans for fresh seed, beans for dry seed, garden peas for fresh seed, sugar peas, edible peas for dry seed, fava beans, white lupine, yellow lupine, narrow-leaved lupine, onions, shallots, garlic, spring onions, chives, salsify, celeriac, carrots, root parsley, parsnips, beetroot, horseradish, rutabaga, turnips, and celery grown in the open field, under cover, and in greenhouses, chicory, endive, Swiss chard, spinach, leaf lettuce and head lettuce, herbs and ornamental plants, as well as tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, zucchini, and peppers grown under cover and in greenhouses.

Specifications:

• product intended for use by non-professional users.
• Active ingredient content: cyprodinil (an anilinopyrimidine compound) – 375 g/kg of product (37.5%), fludioxonil (a phenylpyrrole compound) – 250 g/kg of product (25%).

Application

fruit trees

Apple tree

bitter rot, gray mold

Maximum/recommended dose for a single application: 7.5 g/100 m².
Application timing: For apple tree protection, apply the product starting in early June: – once, before harvest (4 days prior). or – twice (14 and 4 days before harvest), depending on the severity of the disease.
maximum number of treatments during the growing season: 2.
interval between treatments: 10 days.
recommended amount of water: 6 L/100 m².
recommended spraying method: fine-droplet.

strawberry

gray mold

maximum/recommended dose for a single application: 8.0 g/100 m².
application timing: apply preventively or upon the first signs of disease, from the beginning to the end of the strawberry flowering phase.
number of treatments: 3.
interval between treatments: 10–14 days.
recommended water volume: 6–8 L/100 m².
adjust the amount of water to the size of the plants and their density.
recommended spraying method: fine-droplet.
maximum number of applications during the growing season (including small-area applications listed later on the label): 3.

Raspberry

gray mold, raspberry shoot dieback

maximum dose for a single application: 10.0 g/100 m².
recommended dose for a single application: 8.0–10.0 g/100 m².
use the higher dose under conditions of increased disease risk.
Application timing: Apply the product preventively or upon the first signs of disease, starting in early June:– against gray mold: 3 times during the growing season, every 10 days during the flowering phase, starting when 10% of the flowers have opened, – against raspberry shoot dieback: perform the first treatment before flowering, when new shoots reach a height of 10–20 cm, subsequent treatments should be performed every 10 days – during the flowering phase (beginning of flowering, peak flowering, and end of flowering) and after fruit harvest and pruning of old fruiting canes, depending on when the disease occurs and its severity.
Number of applications: 2.
Interval between applications: at least 10 days.
Recommended water volume: 7–10 L/100 m².
Adjust the water volume to the size and density of the plants.
Recommended spray application: fine-droplet.

Maximum number of applications during the growing season (including small-area applications listed later on the label): 2.

Vegetables

snap beans

gray mold, sclerotinia rot, bean anthracnose

Maximum dose for a single application: 10.0 g/100 m².
Recommended dose for a single application: 8.0–10.0 g/100 m².
Use the higher dose under conditions of increased disease risk.
Application timing: Apply the product as soon as the first symptoms of disease appear on the plants.
Maximum number of applications per growing season: 2.
Interval between applications: 10–14 days.
Recommended water volume: 7 L/100 m².
Recommended spray application: fine-droplet.

common peas grown for fresh seeds.

Gray mold, sclerotinia rot, ascochyta blight

Maximum dose for a single application: 10.0 g/100 m².
Recommended dose for a single application: 8.0–10.0 g/100 m².
Use the higher dose under conditions of increased disease risk.
Application timing: Apply the product as soon as the first symptoms of disease appear on the plants, starting from the beginning of pea flowering.
Number of treatments: 2.
Interval between treatments: 10–14 days.
Recommended water volume: 7 L/100 m².
Recommended spray application: fine-droplet.
Maximum number of treatments during the growing season (including small-area applications listed later on the label): 2.

Tomato (greenhouse cultivation)

gray mold

Maximum/recommended dose for a single application: 0.1% (10 g of product in 10 L of water).
Application timing: Apply the product as soon as the first symptoms of the disease appear on the plants.
Number of treatments: 3.
Interval between treatments: 7–14 days.
recommended application volume: 10 L /100 m².
recommended spray application: fine-droplet.
maximum number of applications during the growing season (including small-area applications listed later on the label): 3.

Plant protection products must be used safely. Read the registration label before each use and follow its instructions. Plant protection products may only be purchased by adults who hold the appropriate authorizations described in Article 28 of the Act of March 8, 2013 (Journal of Laws 2013, item 455) on plant protection products.