Tashijarin 30% SL Fungicide for controlling soil fungi and root rot 500 ml

Tachigaren 30% SL, fungicide for combating soil fungi and root rots, 500 ml Tachigaren 30% SL, Tachigaren 30% SL, specialized device fungicide for combating soil fungi causing root rots and seedling wilt in a number of agricultural crops and ornamental plants. Contains the active ingredient Hymexazol at 30% weight/weight, and is characterized by its ability to transfer inside the plant to help resist infection from within, especially in the early growth stages when roots and seedlings are more sensitive to fungal infections. Tachigaren is used around the root area to combat pathogenic causes such as Pythium, Phytophthora, Fusarium, Rhizoctonia, and other soil fungi, helping to protect the root system and improve plant strength at the beginning of growth. It is also suitable for use in wet or poorly drained soils, in nurseries, ornamental plants, and fruit trees when there is a tendency for root rot or wilting to appear. It can be used as part of a preventive program or at the onset of infection, with attention to improving soil drainage and reducing excess moisture, as managing the environment around the roots is an important factor in reducing recurrence chances. For similar products, refer to the Fungicides section or the Agricultural Pesticides section. Specifications of Tachigaren 30% SL for combating root rots Trade name: Tachigaren Product type: Systemic fungicide Active ingredient: Hymexazol Active concentration: 30% weight/weight Formulation type: Liquid solution SL Fungicide group: Systemic fungicides Primary use: Combat soil fungi, root rots, and seedling wilt Target fungal pathogens: Pythium, Phytophthora, Fusarium, Rhizoctonia, according to product and crop data Suitable crops: Vegetables, nurseries, ornamental plants, fruit trees, and other crops as per label recommendations Country of origin: Japan Manufacturing company: Mitsui Chemicals Agro, Inc Package size: 500 ml Features of Tachigaren, a systemic fungicide for soil and roots - A preventive and curative fungicide specifically for soil fungi. - Helps effectively resist root rots and seedling wilt when used correctly. - Protects the plant during early and sensitive growth stages. - Supports strengthening the root system and improving root vigor. - Suitable for vegetables, nurseries, ornamental plants, and fruit trees. - Effective in wet or poorly drained soils where fungal infection risks increase. - Helps reduce wilting phenomena when used as part of a proper management program. - Safe for the crop when doses and recommendations are followed. Uses of Tachigaren in combating soil fungi Tachigaren 30% SL is used when the primary problem is related to the root area, such as weak growth, yellowing of young plants, seedling drop, root decay, or symptoms of wilting caused by soil fungi. Its importance is especially evident in nurseries, greenhouses, modern agriculture, and lands that retain moisture for long periods. Main uses: - Combatting root rots in vegetables. - Reducing seedling wilt in early growth stages. - Protecting seedling roots after planting or during nursery preparation. - Applying around roots of ornamental plants when fungal infection is present. - Fighting certain soil fungi in fruit trees. - Supporting stronger root system formation when used as part of a preventive program. - Helping reduce plant losses caused by excess moisture and poor drainage. Since soil quality and drainage directly affect the success of root rot control, the program can be supported with suitable products from the Soil and Growing Media section or the Organic Soil Amendments section to improve the root growth environment as needed. Method of using Tachigaren 30% SL according to crop Tachigaren is often applied around the root zone or through soil treatment depending on the crop type and purpose. The recommended amount should first be diluted in a small amount of water, then the required water volume added with thorough stirring until homogeneous, and the solution used immediately after preparation. Guideline doses for the product: - Cucumber, tomato, watermelon, spinach, eggplant, and sugarcane: 100 to 150 ml per 100 liters of water, irrigated directly around the roots after planting. - Harvest restriction period: 35 days. - Nurseries for vegetables and fruit trees: 100 to 200 ml per 100 liters of water, treating seedlings or combating root rot and fungal wilt. - Harvest restriction period: 35 days. - Ornamental plants: 100 to 200 ml per 100 liters of water, added around the roots. No harvest restriction period is mentioned for ornamental plants. Important application instructions: - Preferably used at the beginning of infection or preventively in susceptible soils. - Do not mix with other pesticides without confirming compatibility. - Adhere to recommended doses and do not exceed them. - Use the solution immediately after preparation. - Distribute the solution around the root zone, not just on the leaves. - Improving drainage and reducing excess moisture increases program efficiency. Proper preparation method To prepare Tachigaren solution, dilute the required amount of the pesticide in a small amount of water first, then gradually add more water with good stirring until the solution is homogeneous. The solution should then be used directly around the root zone or for seedling treatment according to crop-specific recommendations. It is not advised to leave the solution for long after preparation, and measuring and mixing tools should be washed after use. Residues of spray or irrigation solution should be disposed of safely according to local regulations. Pre-harvest restriction period Agricultural crops: 35 days. Ornamental plants: no restriction period is mentioned. Always refer to the label before harvesting, as safety periods may vary depending on the crop, method of use, and local recommendations. Precautions and warnings when using Tachigaren Read the entire product label before use. Do not exceed recommended doses. Do not use the product arbitrarily without diagnosing the cause of wilting or root decay. Wear gloves, mask, goggles, and protective clothing during preparation and use. Avoid contact with skin and eyes or inhalation of the product. Do not eat, drink, or smoke during use. Keep away from children, animals, food, and feed. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. When used in nurseries or commercial agriculture, application under expert supervision is preferred. Importance of Tachigaren in protecting roots and seedlings Root rots and seedling wilt are issues that can cause early losses in agriculture because they affect the plant's ability to absorb water and nutrients. When roots are damaged early on, the plant becomes weaker and more prone to stopping or wilting even with adequate watering and fertilization. Tachigaren helps protect the root area from certain soil fungi and supports the growth of a strong root system when used at the appropriate time. However, success in control depends not only on the pesticide but also on good soil management, proper drainage, avoiding over-irrigation, and using healthy seedlings. Signs of root rot and seedling wilt infection Soil fungal infection symptoms may appear gradually or suddenly, and early monitoring is preferred to detect problems early. Main signs include: - Yellowing or general weakness in seedlings. - Wilting despite adequate moisture. - Root decay or color change. - Seedling drop after germination. - Weak growth of the vegetative parts. - Noticeable variation in plant growth within the same field or nursery. - Unusual smell in very moist soil sometimes. When these signs are observed, it is recommended to examine the roots and soil, then use the appropriate product based on diagnosis, as wilting may also result from other issues like watering problems, salinity, or poor drainage. Farmer’s advice when using Tachigaren To achieve the best results, use it immediately after planting or during nursery preparation in susceptible soils, along with improving soil drainage and reducing excess moisture. It is also advisable not to rely solely on chemical treatment but to support the plant with a good root environment and proper soil aeration. It can also be integrated into a comprehensive care program that includes selecting suitable growing media, regulating irrigation, and avoiding overcrowding in nurseries and greenhouses. Frequently Asked Questions about Tachigaren 30% SL What is the active ingredient in Tachigaren? Tachigaren contains Hymexazol at 30% weight/weight. Is Tachigaren a systemic fungicide? Yes, Tachigaren is a systemic fungicide that moves inside the plant and helps resist soil fungi and root rots. What is the primary use of Tachigaren? It is used to combat soil fungi, root rots, and seedling wilt in vegetables, nurseries, ornamental plants, and some fruit trees. Can Tachigaren be used on leaves? Its primary use is around the root zone or in soil and seedling treatments, not as a foliar spray only. What is the dose of Tachigaren per 100 liters of water? The recommended dose ranges from 100 to 200 ml per 100 liters of water depending on the crop and method, reaching 100 to 150 ml for some vegetables mentioned. What is the pre-harvest interval for Tachigaren? For agricultural crops: 35 days. For ornamental plants: no specified interval. Is Tachigaren suitable for nurseries? Yes, it is suitable for vegetable nurseries and fruit trees when used according to recommended doses and under technical supervision if needed. Product summary Tachigaren 30% SL is a systemic fungicide specialized in combating soil fungi, root rots, and seedling wilt. Contains 30% Hymexazol, used around the root area to protect the plant during early stages and strengthen the root system. Suitable for vegetables, nurseries, ornamental plants, and some fruit trees, with the best results achieved when used as part of an integrated program including improving drainage, reducing excess moisture, and following label doses. 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