Phytophthora Concentrate is composed of specific herb concentrates and is safe for people, animals, and the environment. The product supports the natural recovery capability. It additionally nurtures, feeds, and fortifies plants against external influences, in the soil, and at the roots. It has an indirect effect when facing Phytophthora afflictions in potatoes and tomatoes. The solution is absorbed by the plant's leaves and strengthens its defence system. Phytophthora's development is inhibited and prevented. This product is suitable for natural gardening.

Properties

✔ Highly effective against Phytophthora – potato blight

✔ Enriched with plant fortifiers for healthy potato and tomato plants

✔ Reinforces the defense system

✔ Suitable for natural gardening

✔ 100% natural and plant-based

✔ Applicable both preventively and curatively

✔ Safe for humans, animals, and the environment

✔ Stimulates growth, vitality, and resilience of potato and tomato plants

Instructions for Use

Phytophthora Concentrate is absorbed by the plant's foliage and the soil. Owing to the root-stimulating and plant-nurturing components present, plants will develop enhanced resilience and vitality. The product is best administered preventatively, especially when there has been significant damage in the past. Ideally, spray with a fine mist.

The solution can be applied in vegetable gardens, on potato and tomato plants by spraying over them. The product is non-toxic and not persistent. It degrades in the soil and leaves no residues behind.

The potatoes and tomatoes are perfectly safe to consume.

Instructions

Dissolve 10ml of Phytophthora Concentrate in 1 litre of water. Ensure both the upper and lower sides of the plant's leaves are thoroughly covered. For optimal performance, dry conditions are necessary for leaf absorption.

It's important to ensure overcast weather conditions where it remains dry for at least 6 hours. Do not spray in temperatures above 25°C.

Dosage

▶Potatoes:

After emergence, once the plant is approximately 20 cm tall, spray the leaves.

Repeat every two weeks until the foliage begins to wilt.

▶Tomatoes:

After planting, once the plant is approximately 20 cm tall, spray the leaves.

Repeat every two weeks until the end of the season.

Spray Chart::

Use/Quantity/Solution/Area

▶Preventative – light affliction/10 ml/1 litre water/10 m²

▶Curative – severe affliction/20 ml/1 litre water/10 m²

Background Information

Potato blight or phytophthora is a plant disease caused by the oomycete Phytophthora infestans, which is a protist and belongs to the water moulds. (Oomycetes appear similar to fungi but aren't, hence they are often termed pseudofungi.)

This disease causes tuber rot, and a browning and wilting of the leaves and stems. In tomatoes, this disease can lead to premature wilting. Potatoes and tomatoes are known for their susceptibility to this affliction. They belong to the nightshade family. Other plants from this genus can also be sensitive.

As this oomycete can spread rapidly in cold, wet summers, this disease primarily causes significant damage in countries with a humid maritime climate.