Sulfur is an ideal solution to fight against some pests and prevent problems in the greenhouse as it is non-toxic and respects the environment. Plants use sulfur in their natural defense processes against pests and diseases by means of special compounds that remain as inactive precursors until they are activated by the mediation of certain enzymes that the plant produces when an attack by a pathogen or damage to the plants occurs. external tissues.

Sulfur acts against fungi by penetrating the cytoplasm of their cells and altering their respiratory system. As for pests, it is recommended against mites, such as spider mites, eriophids, erinosis, etc. Also as a repellent for most insects.

The treatment with sulfur in the crop must be done, avoiding high temperatures, since above 30║C it can cause burns on the leaves of the plants. You should also bear in mind that at temperatures below 20║C, sulfur is ineffective, although it is true that neither powdery mildew nor mites usually appear below these temperatures.

How to use
Useful in the treatment and elimination of fungi of the genus Powdery mildew, against bold, against red spider and other mites.

Sprayed foliar application: Dilute from 2 to 5 grams per liter, apply on the surface of the leaves.
Sulfur burner application. Fill the burner tank and fix it above the plants at a height of approximately 40 cm. As a preventive: Program the burner to run for 3 hours at least once a week. As a curative: Repeat the previous operation every 2 days until the problem disappears. (It is very important to note that the sulfur burner must always be started at night to prevent the plants from losing their daily lumens.)