Coromandel Aaroosh Propineb 70% WP Fungicide
Propineb 70% WP
Explore Coromandel Aaroosh Propineb 70% WP, a FRAC M 03 multi-site contact fungicide for label-listed scab, blights, downy mildew and leaf spots.
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Coromandel Aaroosh Propineb 70% WP Fungicide
FungicidesCoromandel Aaroosh Fungicide: Product Overview
Coromandel Aaroosh is a foliar contact fungicide containing Propineb 70% WP. Coromandel lists it as a protective treatment for specified fungal diseases in apple, pomegranate, potato, chilli, tomato, grapes and rice.
Propineb is a dithiocarbamate fungicide in FRAC Group M 03. It remains on the treated plant surface and acts at multiple sites. Coromandel states that Aaroosh interferes with fungal metabolism and prevents spore germination and germ-tube formation. Because it is a surface protectant, application quality and coverage must follow the current product label.
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7 topicsProduct scienceVerified Product Details
- Trade Name
- Aaroosh
- Brand
- Coromandel
- Active Ingredient
- Propineb 70%
- Formulation
- WP — wettable powder
- Product Type
- Protective foliar contact fungicide
- Chemical Group
- Dithiocarbamate
- FRAC Group
- M 03 — multi-site contact activity
- Manufacturer-Listed Packs
- 100 g, 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg
Why farmers choose itWhy Aaroosh Is Used
- Protective surface action: Aaroosh remains on treated plant surfaces and is positioned for protective use on label-listed crops.
- Multi-site activity: FRAC classifies Propineb as M 03, a multi-site contact group.
- Spore-germination control: Coromandel states that it prevents spore germination and germ-tube formation.
- Formulation properties: Coromandel reports adhesive and rainfast properties and a stable suspension. Follow the label's rain and re-entry limits rather than assuming a fixed rainfast time.
- Zinc boundary: Coromandel notes zinc in complex form. Aaroosh remains a fungicide and does not replace a diagnosed zinc-nutrition programme.
How to applyManufacturer-Listed Crops, Diseases and Dose
| Crop | Disease | Dose stated by Coromandel |
|---|---|---|
| Apple | Scab | 600 g/acre |
| Pomegranate | Leaf and fruit spots | 600 g/acre |
| Potato | Early and late blight | 600 g/acre |
| Chilli | Dieback | 1,000 g/acre |
| Tomato | Buckeye rot | 600 g/acre |
| Grapes | Downy mildew | 600 g/acre |
| Rice | Brown leaf spot and narrow leaf spot | 600–800 g/acre |
These rates are retained in Coromandel's published units. The source page does not provide a water volume, per-litre rate or PHI. Do not calculate a universal tank, pump or per-litre dose. The current Aaroosh label is the final authority.
Product scienceMode of Action and Stewardship
Aaroosh works as a multi-site contact protectant. It is intended to stop infection processes on the treated surface, including spore germination and germ-tube development. It should not be described as a systemic cure for established disease inside untreated tissue.
Multi-site fungicides are generally considered lower resistance-risk than many single-site groups, but this does not make Aaroosh resistance-proof or authorize unlimited repeat use. Follow the pack's maximum applications, intervals and locally suitable integrated disease-management guidance. A same-active Propineb product is a purchase alternative, not a different-mode rotation.
How to applyApplication and Compatibility Boundaries
- Confirm the crop and disease diagnosis and check that both appear on the current Aaroosh pack.
- Measure only the crop-specific label rate and use calibrated equipment with the label-directed water volume.
- Follow the pack for wettable-powder mixing order, agitation, coverage, timing, weather limits and re-entry.
- Coromandel states that Aaroosh is incompatible with alkaline materials. No other compatibility or tank-mix claim is made here.
- Pack size is not a dose or treated-area instruction. Do not translate a 100 g, 250 g, 500 g or 1 kg pack into a fixed number of pumps or acres.
Use with careSafety and Environmental Care
- Read the current label and leaflet before opening. Wear every item of PPE specified on the pack.
- Avoid breathing wettable-powder dust or spray mist and avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wash thoroughly after handling.
- Coromandel's safety summary identifies Propineb 70% WP as toxic to aquatic life. Prevent product, spray, runoff and wash water from entering waterways, drains or aquaculture.
- Store sealed in the original labelled container in a cool, dry, ventilated and locked place away from food, feed, children and animals.
- Follow the pack for first aid, spill response and disposal. Never reuse an empty pesticide container.
Use with careSafety Disclaimer
Always read and follow the current Coromandel Aaroosh label and leaflet. They are the final authority for crop, disease, dose, water volume, timing, maximum applications, compatibility, PPE, first aid, storage, re-entry, disposal and pre-harvest interval.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Aaroosh contain?
Coromandel identifies Aaroosh as Propineb 70% WP.
Is Aaroosh a contact or systemic fungicide?
It is a foliar contact fungicide that remains on the treated plant surface.
What is its FRAC group?
Propineb is classified as FRAC M 03, a dithiocarbamate with multi-site contact activity.
What is the dose?
It varies by crop. Use the matching manufacturer row above and the current pack; do not use one general dose across every crop.
Can it be mixed with another pesticide?
No universal tank-mix recommendation is made. Coromandel specifically states that Aaroosh is incompatible with alkaline materials.
Genuine pack details
- Brands
- Coromandel
- Categories
- Fungicides
- Pack
- 100 GM, 250 GM, 500 GM, 1 kg
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