Acrobat - Dimethomorph 50% WP - BASF

Acrobat - Dimethomorph 50% WP - BASF

100Gm
Rs. 596.00
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Acrobat - Dimethomorph 50% WP - BASF

Acrobat - Dimethomorph 50% WP - BASF

Rs. 596.00
Sale price  Rs. 596.00 Regular price 
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Acrobat Fungicide by BASF

Dimethomorph 50% WP

What it controls: Downy mildew in grapes and late blight in potato.

When to use it: Preventively, before disease becomes established.

What to include: The measured area, crop-specific water volume and harvest interval.

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

  • 🍇  Grape disease control: Targets downy mildew in the grape programme.
  • 🥔  Potato protection: Targets late blight in potato.
  • 🍃  Movement through leaves: Translaminar action helps the active ingredient move across treated leaf tissue.
  • 🛡️  Reduced spore production: Anti-sporulant activity helps limit further disease spread.
  • 🌱  Preventive use: Fits early disease-management programmes rather than waiting for widespread damage.

Technical Specifications

Parameter
Details
Brand Name
Acrobat Fungicide — BASF
Technical Name
Dimethomorph 50% WP
FRAC MoA Code
Group 40
Chemical Group
Cinnamic acid amides; carboxylic acid amide (CAA) fungicides
Formulation
WP: wettable powder

How It Works: Mode of Action

Dimethomorph is a CAA fungicide that disrupts cell-wall formation in susceptible oomycete pathogens.

  1. Leaf movement: The active ingredient moves through treated leaf tissue.
  2. Cell-wall disruption: It inhibits cellulose synthase, interfering with normal pathogen cell-wall formation.
  3. Less disease development: Disrupted growth and reduced spore production help limit the listed diseases.

Avoid repeatedly relying on Group 40 alone. Follow the label’s resistance-management directions and alternate with suitable different modes of action.

Target Crops & Diseases

Crop
Target Diseases
Grapes
  • Downy mildew
Potato
  • Late blight

Dosage & Application Guide

Crop-specific amount and harvest references

These references do not replace a complete treatment plan. Confirm the supplied Acrobat 50% WP pack’s preparation, application equipment and coverage instructions before use; do not borrow them from Acrobat Complete or an overseas label.

Grapes: downy mildew: The manufacturer gives 400 g/acre and 300 L water/acre, with preventive application. Obtain the supplied pack’s exact harvest interval before treatment and harvest planning. No single grape harvest interval is specified here.

Potato: late blight: The manufacturer gives 400 g/acre and 300 L water/acre, with preventive application. Retain a minimum 16-day interval from the final treatment to harvest. The pack’s application method and coverage instructions are still required; these amount references are not a complete spray recipe.

PHI is the minimum time from the final treatment to harvest. Harvest, worker re-entry and repeat-treatment intervals are separate requirements; do not assume a missing interval is zero. No fixed per-litre or tank dose is provided. Measure the treated area and follow its matching product and water directions, rather than inventing a concentration.

How to Apply: Best Practices

  • Timing: Use preventively for the stated crop and disease.
  • Measure accurately: Measure the field area and the matching product and water quantities.
  • Application method: Follow the supplied Acrobat label for preparation, application equipment and coverage. Do not use it as a seed treatment or soil treatment unless that exact use is on the label.
  • Harvest planning: Observe 16 days before potato harvest. For grapes, obtain the current pack’s harvest interval before use.

Only use a mixture if both current product labels permit it for the crop and method. Do not substitute a different brand, formulation or overseas directions. Follow the supplied pack’s weather precautions and rain-free period, without assuming a fixed rainfast interval. Record the crop, field, date and amount, and observe all harvest, worker-entry and repeat restrictions before the next operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which diseases does Acrobat control?

The supported programmes are grape downy mildew and potato late blight.

Is Acrobat the same as Acrobat Complete?

No. Acrobat contains dimethomorph 50% WP. Acrobat Complete is a different mixture and its rates must not be substituted.

Does it work only on the leaf surface?

No. It has translaminar activity, meaning movement through treated leaf tissue.

What is the potato harvest interval?

Allow at least 16 days between the last application and harvest.

Can I use a standard 15-litre tank dose?

No fixed tank dose is provided here. Base the treatment on the measured area and the corresponding water volume.

Safety & Disclaimer

Before you use it: Read and follow the supplied Indian Acrobat label and leaflet, including the permitted crop, disease, application method, hazard classification, protective measures and harvest restriction. Grape harvest timing and the complete application instructions must be checked before use.

Wear protective clothing, chemical-resistant gloves and eye protection, with any additional equipment required by the pack. Avoid breathing spray mist and prevent contact with skin and eyes. Do not mix with bare hands or eat, drink, smoke or chew while handling or spraying. Wash thoroughly after handling and change contaminated clothing.

Keep in the original labelled container, under lock and key, away from food, feed, water sources, fire, children and animals. Prevent spray drift and keep product, runoff, leftovers and equipment washings out of water sources and away from non-target areas. Do not reuse empty containers; follow the supplied disposal directions.

After skin or eye contact, rinse promptly with plenty of clean water and obtain medical advice. Seek medical help promptly after exposure or suspected poisoning, taking the product pack or label; do not wait for symptoms. Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a medical professional. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Do not self-administer antidotes, attempt home remedies or improvise treatment.

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