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Dr. Stähler
Boccarcio Rose Fungicide – 24 ml
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SKU: 3133
EAN: 4015574004459
- Against: Rust fungi, powdery mildew and other listed fungal diseases.
- Action: Systemic and translaminar; uptake into plant tissue.
- For: Roses, other ornamentals and the listed vegetable crops.
- Active substance, use: 250 g/l azoxystrobin; dilute the concentrate with water and spray.
Application at a glance
The application cards reproduce the manufacturer information. For ornamentals, carrots and asparagus, the documents contain conflicting doses; clarify these with the manufacturer before use.
April to October
At the start of infestation or first visible symptoms; no earlier than three weeks after planting.
Crop-specific dose
Match plant height, area, water volume and use. Do not resolve flagged inconsistencies by recalculating a dose.
Observe treatment limits
Each manufacturer card gives crop-specific treatment limits, intervals and harvest waiting periods. There is no single interval for every crop.
Disease symptoms in detail
Rust on roses
Schematic example of rust on roses. An image alone does not establish the diagnosis.
Late blight on tomatoes
Schematic example of late blight on tomatoes. An image alone does not establish the diagnosis.
Powdery mildew on cucumbers
Schematic example of powdery mildew on cucumbers. An image alone does not establish the diagnosis.
Leaf spot on carrots
Schematic example of leaf spot on carrots. An image alone does not establish the diagnosis.
Downy mildew on lettuce
Schematic example of downy mildew on lettuce. An image alone does not establish the diagnosis.
Manufacturer application & dosing information
All 13 manufacturer application rows and quantities
The manufacturer label permits use by non-professional users.
13 application rows from the manufacturer documents. Diseases marked * are reported incidental effects within established uses, not independently authorised uses. Follow the instructions for the actual pack and the current authorisation.
Tomatoes · Greenhouse
Manufacturer information · Late blight; leaf mould; powdery mildew; early blight*
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Tomatoes
- Location
- Greenhouse
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Late blight; leaf mould; powdery mildew; early blight*
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- Plant height up to 50 cm / 50–125 cm / over 125 cm: 1 ml in 1.25 l water for approx. 20 / 14 / 10 m²; 2 ml in 2.5 l water for approx. 41 / 28 / 21 m²; 4 ml in 5.0 l water for approx. 83 / 56 / 42 m².
- Growth stage
- From the first apical side shoot of first order being visible until full ripeness, with fruit colour typical of the species/variety.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 8–12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 3 days
- Diseases marked * are described by the manufacturer only as incidental effects when used within the specified uses. This does not establish an independently authorised use.
- Do not apply at current or expected temperatures above 27 °C or with insufficient ventilation.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Cucumbers · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Powdery mildew; downy mildew*
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Cucumbers
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Powdery mildew; downy mildew*
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 10 m²: 1 ml in 0.6 l water; 20 m²: 2 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 4 ml in 2.4 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the first flower bud with an elongated ovary visible on the main shoot until full ripeness, with fruit colour typical of the species/variety.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 8–12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 3 days
- Diseases marked * are described by the manufacturer only as incidental effects when used within the specified uses. This does not establish an independently authorised use.
- Clarification required: the introductory section lists cucumber against powdery and downy mildew among uses set by the authorisation authority, while the application table marks downy mildew with * as an incidental effect. Resolve its status before use.
- Crop damage is possible depending on crop, variety and growing method; do not apply in the greenhouse in the evening.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Cucumbers · Greenhouse
Manufacturer information · Powdery mildew; downy mildew*
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Cucumbers
- Location
- Greenhouse
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Powdery mildew; downy mildew*
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- Plant height up to 50 cm / 50–125 cm / over 125 cm: 1 ml in 1.25 l water for approx. 20 / 14 / 10 m²; 2 ml in 2.5 l water for approx. 41 / 28 / 21 m²; 4 ml in 5.0 l water for approx. 83 / 56 / 42 m².
- Growth stage
- From the first side shoot of first order being visible until full ripeness, with fruit colour typical of the species/variety.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 8–12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 3 days
- Diseases marked * are described by the manufacturer only as incidental effects when used within the specified uses. This does not establish an independently authorised use.
- Clarification required: the introductory section lists cucumber against powdery and downy mildew among uses set by the authorisation authority, while the application table marks downy mildew with * as an incidental effect. Resolve its status before use.
- Crop damage is possible depending on crop, variety and growing method; do not apply in the greenhouse in the evening.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Courgettes · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Powdery mildew; downy mildew*
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Courgettes
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Powdery mildew; downy mildew*
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 10 m²: 1 ml in 0.6 l water; 20 m²: 2 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 4 ml in 2.4 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the first flower bud with an elongated ovary visible on the main shoot until full ripeness, with fruit colour typical of the species/variety.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 8–12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 3 days
- Diseases marked * are described by the manufacturer only as incidental effects when used within the specified uses. This does not establish an independently authorised use.
- Crop damage is possible depending on crop, variety and growing method.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Flowering brassicas (cauliflower, broccoli) · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Flowering brassicas (cauliflower, broccoli)
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 10 m²: 1 ml in 0.6 l water; 20 m²: 2 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 4 ml in 2.4 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the start of lateral-bud or curd formation (growing-point width > 1 cm) until the florets below the terminal bud are tightly closed or the typical size and shape for the species/variety are reached; the curd remains tightly closed.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- Cauliflower: 10 days; broccoli: 14 days
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Leafy brassicas · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Leafy brassicas
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 10 m²: 1 ml in 0.6 l water; 20 m²: 2 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 4 ml in 2.4 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the start of head formation, when the two youngest leaves no longer unfold, until the size, shape and firmness typical of the species/variety are reached.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 14 days
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Head cabbage (red, white, pointed and Savoy cabbage) · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Head cabbage (red, white, pointed and Savoy cabbage)
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 10 m²: 1 ml in 0.6 l water; 20 m²: 2 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 4 ml in 2.4 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the start of head formation, when the two youngest leaves no longer unfold, until the size, shape and firmness typical of the species/variety are reached.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 14 days
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Brussels sprouts · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Brussels sprouts
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Alternaria leaf spot of brassicas; white rust; Mycosphaerella brassicicola
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 10 m²: 1 ml in 0.6 l water; 20 m²: 2 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 4 ml in 2.4 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the start of lateral-bud or curd formation (growing-point width > 1 cm) until the florets below the terminal bud are tightly closed or the typical size and shape for the species/variety are reached; the curd remains tightly closed.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 14 days
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Lettuces, endives · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Downy mildew; Rhizoctonia solani
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Lettuces, endives
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Downy mildew; Rhizoctonia solani
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 10 m²: 1 ml in 0.6 l water; 20 m²: 2 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 4 ml in 2.4 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the start of head formation, when the two youngest leaves no longer unfold, until the size, shape and firmness typical of the species/variety are reached.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 2 treatments, 8–12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 14 days
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Potatoes · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Early blight (Alternaria solani)
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Potatoes
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Early blight (Alternaria solani)
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- 20 m²: 1 ml in 1.2 l water; 40 m²: 2 ml in 2.4 l water; 80 m²: 4 ml in 4.8 l water.
- Growth stage
- From the start of canopy closure, when 10% of plants in adjacent rows touch, until the start of leaf yellowing or lightening.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 3 treatments, 14–28 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 7 days
- Reduced efficacy is possible. For resistance management, include products with the same active substance, the same active-substance group or a cross-resistant active substance when observing the maximum treatment frequency; seek advisory support if uncertain.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Ornamentals including roses · Outdoor / greenhouse
Manufacturer information · Rust fungi; box blight*; powdery mildew*; downy mildew*; leaf spots*; rose black spot*
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Ornamentals including roses
- Location
- Outdoor / greenhouse
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Rust fungi; box blight*; powdery mildew*; downy mildew*; leaf spots*; rose black spot*
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- The manufacturer documents contain conflicting doses for this use. No general dose is recommended here: confirm the applicable rate with the manufacturer before use.
- Growth stage
- From the third leaf, leaf pair or leaf whorl unfolded until the end of leaf fall; the plant or above-ground parts have died, or the plant is in winter or vegetative dormancy.
- Treatments and interval
- Outdoor: maximum 1 treatment. Greenhouse: maximum 2 treatments, 8–12 days apart.
- Pre-harvest interval
- None (manufacturer statement)
- Diseases marked * are described by the manufacturer only as incidental effects when used within the specified uses. This does not establish an independently authorised use.
- Doses in the manufacturer documents are not unambiguous. Clarify with the manufacturer before use; do not combine quantities from different tables.
- Outdoor: do not apply on drained areas between 1 November and 15 March.
- Do not treat ornamental cherries, African violets, seedlings or stressed plants; avoid drift and do not use equipment previously used for this product on these crops.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Carrots · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Powdery mildew; Alternaria leaf blight of carrot; leaf spots
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Carrots
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Powdery mildew; Alternaria leaf blight of carrot; leaf spots
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- The manufacturer documents contain conflicting doses for this use. No general dose is recommended here: confirm the applicable rate with the manufacturer before use.
- Growth stage
- From the start of thickening of the root or tuber (diameter > 0.5 cm) until thickening is complete and the typical shape and size for the species/variety are reached.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 1 treatment; no interval stated.
- Pre-harvest interval
- 14 days
- Doses in the manufacturer documents are not unambiguous. Clarify with the manufacturer before use; do not combine quantities from different tables.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Asparagus · Outdoor
Manufacturer information · Asparagus rust; foliage disease
Further details and conditions
- Crop
- Asparagus
- Location
- Outdoor
- Diseases in manufacturer table
- Asparagus rust; foliage disease
- Coverage and dosing stated by manufacturer
- The manufacturer documents contain conflicting doses for this use. No general dose is recommended here: confirm the applicable rate with the manufacturer before use.
- Growth stage
- First individual flowers visible (closed); middle of heading or panicle emergence until full ripeness, with fruit colour typical of the species/variety. Fruits or fruiting structures detach relatively easily.
- Treatments and interval
- Maximum 1 treatment; no interval stated.
- Pre-harvest interval
- None (manufacturer statement)
- Doses in the manufacturer documents are not unambiguous. Clarify with the manufacturer before use; do not combine quantities from different tables.
- Manufacturer information from leaflet, pp. 1–2; no current official authorisation check. The current authorisation and the instructions supplied with the specific pack remain controlling.
- April–October; at the start of infestation or first visible symptoms, no earlier than 3 weeks after planting.
- Dilute with water and distribute evenly using a suitable hand or knapsack sprayer. Shake the product vigorously before measuring; shake the sprayer after pauses. Prepare no more spray liquid than will be used in one day.
- The spray deposit should dry quickly; ensure adequate ventilation. Do not apply in cool, damp conditions, such as in the evening.
- Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long trousers and sturdy footwear; wear protective gloves when handling the product. Re-enter treated areas/crops only after the spray deposit has dried.
- Keep product, residues and cleaning/rinsing liquid out of water bodies and drains; observe mandatory distances from water.
- For larger plantings, carry out trial sprays. Alternate with other active-substance groups to help prevent resistance.
Application and activity
Systemic and translaminar activity according to the manufacturer.
Spray evenly
Apply the diluted concentrate with a suitable sprayer.
Uptake into plant tissue
The active substance enters plant tissue and is distributed with the sap flow.
Monitor disease
Observe treatment limits and alternate active-substance groups to prevent resistance.
Manufacturer product details
- Manufacturer article
- 3133
- EAN
- 4015574004459
- Contents
- 24 ml
- Active substance
- 250 g/l (23.2% by weight) azoxystrobin
- Formulation
- Suspension concentrate (SC)
- BVL authorisation number
- 034560-73
Frequently asked questions
What does an asterisk beside a disease mean?
The manufacturer describes it as an incidental effect within established uses. An asterisk does not establish an independently authorised use.
How much do I need?
The dose depends on crop, location, plant height and area. The cards retain the manufacturer's original figures. Conflicting figures for ornamentals, carrots and asparagus are explicitly unresolved.
How is the spray mixture prepared?
Put the required water into the sprayer, shake the product well, measure it and add to the water. Rinse the measuring cup into the spray mixture. Mix well and shake the tank again after breaks.
How long must I wait before harvesting?
Use the waiting period on the relevant crop card. For example, the leaflet gives three days for tomatoes, cucumbers and courgettes and seven days for potatoes. Do not transfer a waiting period to other crops.
Which plants are excluded?
The manufacturer excludes pome fruit including ornamental forms, ornamental cherries, African violets, seedlings and stressed plants. Avoid drift and observe other plant-tolerance restrictions.
Quality products
Horticultural expertise
Over 30 years of experience
Personal expert advice
Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use.
Manufacturer label classification
Warning
- H332: Harmful if inhaled.
- H410: Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
- EUH208: Contains 1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one; 1,2-benzisothiazolin-3-one. May produce an allergic reaction.
- EUH401: To avoid risks to human health and the environment, comply with the instructions for use.
Safety and storage
Manufacturer safety information
Contains azoxystrobin (ISO), methanol. Avoid unnecessary contact. Wear protective gloves, long sleeves, long trousers and sturdy footwear. Do not re-enter treated plants until spray deposits have dried.
Do not treat pome fruit including ornamental forms, ornamental cherries, African violets, seedlings or stressed plants; avoid drift. Cucumbers and courgettes may be damaged depending on crop, variety and cultivation method. Do not treat tomatoes at current or expected temperatures above 27 °C or with inadequate ventilation.
Do not allow product, residues, cleaning or rinsing liquids to enter waterways or drains. Observe required water-buffer distances. Bee/beneficial-organism wording is not a general safety assurance; the leaflet specifies limitations.
First aid: the leaflet and safety data sheet differ in the urgency of advice. For eye exposure or swallowing, the SDS calls for immediate medical advice/attention. Follow the full safety data sheet.
- P102: Keep out of reach of children.
- P261: Avoid breathing dust/fume/gas/mist/vapours/spray.
- P270: Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product.
- P391: Collect spillage.
- P501: Dispose of contents/container in accordance with national regulations.
Storage
Store cool, dry and frost-free in the closed original packaging. Keep away from food and animal feed and out of reach of children. Do not reuse packaging; take product residues to appropriate collection points.
Manufacturer and authorisation holder
Manufacturer / distributor
Schopf Hygiene Bitterfeld GmbH & Co. KG
Dr. Stähler
Elektronstraße 8
06749 Bitterfeld-Wolfen, Deutschland
Authorisation holder on label
Syngenta Agro GmbH
Lindleystraße 8 D
60314 Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland
Original documents and buyer information
Dr. Stähler Boccarcio® Rosen Pilz-Frei: 24 ml fungicidal suspension concentrate with 250 g/l azoxystrobin. All product and application information below is prepared from the current manufacturer originals.
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BVL guidance for home and allotment gardens
Official general guidance on buying, using and storing plant protection products. The approved instructions for the particular product still apply.
