What drugs can quinoline copper be mixed with?

Many people know that there are various types of bacteria in the home, and it is difficult to choose a disinfectant that is both safe and effective. Quinoline copper is a very common fungicide. It is not only safe, but also can work together with various fungicides. It is very popular. However, many people are also worried that using other chemical reagents after using quinoline copper will affect its bactericidal effect? Let me introduce it to you below.

1. The physical and chemical properties of quinoline copper:

The chemical structure of quinoline copper is the third generation of organic copper. Good security. It can be used normally during the seedling stage and the flowering stage.

Copper quinoline is safe and can be mixed with plant production regulators, pesticides, fungicides, insecticides, herbicides, and foliar fertilizers. Can be mixed with other fungicides. Can greatly improve the prevention effect. Such as preventing and controlling downy mildew, gray mold, powdery mildew, and various leaf spot diseases, rust, etc.

Prevention and control of downy mildew: It can be used with pesticides and fungicides such as flumorph, cymoxanil, cymoxanil, copper preparations, silver farlin, azoxystrobin, (amisid), kresoxim-methyl, Kairun, and Baitai.

Prevention and control of powdery mildew: It can be used with pesticide fungicides such as Biotide, Ethioprine, triazole fungicides, Thiophanate-methyl, Amixistrobin (Amicid), Krebs-butyl (Cuibei), Kairun, etc.

Prevention and control of resistant gray mold: It can be used with pesticides and fungicides such as ethotripsy, pyrimethanil, vinclozolin (procloram), isoprodinil (prochloraz), myclobutanil, azoxystrobin, kalistrobin, Kairun, and Biotide.

2. What diseases does quinoline copper mainly cure?

Normal dosage (20 grams per bucket of water) can prevent and control early blight of vegetables. Bacterial diseases such as angular spot, canker, and soft rot. Other dosages (30 g/barrel of water) can prevent and control vegetable downy mildew, rust, black spot, leaf mold (tomato), etc. Mixing with common fungicides can prevent and control gray mold and powdery mildew.

3. What effect can copper quinoline have when mixed with other pesticides and fungicides?

Effectively solve the resistance problem of commonly used pesticides and fungicides, such as the prevention and control of resistant gray mold, resistant downy mildew, resistant powdery mildew, etc.

4. What is the difference between quinoline copper and quinoline copper?

Quinoline copper is a successor product of quinoline copper, which has better efficacy and can be used as a pesticide and fungicide on a wider range of targets, especially true bacteria. When bacteria are mixed, quinoline copper is superior to quinoline copper.

5. Compared with other bactericides, what are the advantages of quinoline copper?

Commonly used pesticides and fungicides include agricultural streptomycin, chlorothalonil, sinomenine, thiabendazim, thiazol-one, zinc thiazide, etc. It only kills bacteria and has poor prevention effect on fungal diseases. Inorganic copper preparations (copper hydroxide, cuprous, cuprous oxide, etc.) have poor safety because they are alkaline and can easily cause crop damage when mixed with other pesticides or foliar fertilizers.

6. What are the main advantages of quinoline copper?

①Good safety

② For bacterial and fungal diseases, the fungicidal spectrum is broad. When it is difficult to distinguish crop diseases, the advantage of mixing quinoline copper is more obvious. "Fool-proof medication" saves time, effort and worry, has low cost and quick effect, and especially prevents misdiagnosis, which is beneficial to crop growth.