Organic bactericide and fungicide which builds the resistance of the plants against all pathogenic fungi

Treats The Following Genus

• Alternaria
• Blumeriella
• Botryosphaeria
• Botrytis
• Cercospora
• Curvularia
• Ervinia
• Erysiphe
• Exobasidum
• Fusarium
• Helminthosporium
• Hemileia
• Leptosphaera
• Monilinia
• Mycena
• Mycosphaerella
• Phakospora
• Podosphaera
• Psudomonas
• Puccinia
• Pyrenopeziza
• Pyrenophora
• Rhizoctonia
• Rhynchosporium
• Sclerotinia
• Scierotium
• Septoria
• Uncinula
• Venturia
• Xenththomonas, Etc

Crops Successfully Tested

• Mango
• Pulses
• Tomato
• Castor
• Sesame
• Soyabean
• Garlic
• Millet
• Strawberry
• Wheat
• Potato
• Lemon
• Capsicum
• Cabbage
• Cauliflower
• Cotton
• Sugarcane
• Eggplant
• Banana
• Onion
• Chilly
• Rose
• Rice
• Mustard
• Cucumber
• Watermelon
• Corn
• Psyllium
• Cumin
• Guava
• Tea
• Coffee
• Carrot

Application

• Immunocin can be used both for curative and preventive action.
• It can also be used at the germination stage to reduce the time between the germination and the seedling stage of plant.
• In groundnut, Immunocin was sprayed on the seeds during germination and the seedling was observed on the 11th day as compared to 21st day observed earlier.
• It is advisable to spray Immunocin for preventive purpose every 15-20 days.
• For best results mix the concentrate in water and take a foliar spray where particle size is not more than 4 microns (Foggy spray) and do not water the plant for upto 48 hrs after the spray
• Observation from the pilot run conducted throughout India have shown that for maximum efficiency spray should be done between 6 am to 9 am before the sun is overhead.
• Tests on grapes have shown that the per hector cost of using Immunocin is 1/10th of the cost incurred in Saving vineyards from infections like powdery mildew and downy mildew