Bindass - Tricyclazole 75% WP - HPM
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Bindass - Tricyclazole 75% WP - HPM
Product details
Bindass Fungicide by HPM
Bindass contains tricyclazole 75% WP. It moves within rice plants and helps prevent blast disease when used as part of the crop’s disease-control plan.
Active ingredient: Tricyclazole 75% WP.
Crop and disease: Blast in paddy, also called rice.
Use at the right time: Follow the preventive-use timing on the current pack.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🌾Rice-blast control: Specifically targets blast in paddy.
- 🛡️Preventive action: Helps prevent the blast fungus entering the plant.
- 🌿Works within the plant: The rice plant takes up the active ingredient through roots and leaves.
- 🔬Different fungal action: Blocks production of a pigment the blast fungus needs to enter rice tissue.
- 🔄Resistance planning: FRAC Group 16.1 identifies how it works; it is different from Group 16.2.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / manufacturer | HPM Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited |
| Active ingredient | Tricyclazole 75% WP |
| Resistance-management group | FRAC 16.1 (MBI-R, a pigment-blocking group) |
| How it works | Blocks a pigment the blast fungus needs to enter rice tissue |
| Formulation | Wettable powder (WP) |
How it works
The blast fungus needs a dark pigment called melanin to enter rice tissue. Tricyclazole blocks production of that pigment and helps prevent infection.
- Plant uptake: The active ingredient enters rice roots and leaves and moves within the plant.
- Effect on the fungus: It blocks a step in the production of melanin.
- Prevention: This makes it harder for the blast fungus to enter rice tissue.
Changing the brand name may not change how a pesticide works. Avoid repeated use of the same action group; follow the crop label and a suitable local resistance-management plan.
Target Crops & Diseases
Match your crop and pest or disease to the table. A use on one crop does not automatically apply to another crop.
| Crop | Target Disease(s) |
|---|---|
| Paddy (rice) |
|
Use only for the crop and target covered by the current pack label. Do not copy directions from a different product or formulation.
Dose and water volume
This spray programme is for blast in transplanted rice.
| Crop / target | Product amount | Water volume | How to apply | Waiting period before harvest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transplanted rice / blast | 120–160 g per acre | 200 L per acre | Spray | 30 days after the last spray |
Keep the product amount, water volume and treated area together. Follow the current pack for treatment timing, equipment and any limits on repeat applications.
Application information
Use the complete directions on your current HPM pack for the crop, target, product amount, water volume, application method and waiting period before harvest. Do not calculate a tank dose from the pack size or product strength.
- Match the problem: Identify the crop and pest or disease before choosing a treatment.
- Measure and apply carefully: Follow the pack’s product amount, water, mixing, equipment and crop-stage directions. Do not interchange grams and millilitres, or acres and hectares.
- Check timing and mixtures: Follow the pack’s limits on repeat treatments, maximum applications, rain and mixing with other products.
- Plan harvest and field entry: Record treatment dates. Follow the required waiting periods before harvesting or allowing people and animals back into the treated area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Bindass contain?Tricyclazole 75% WP. HPM also uses the spelling Bindaas for this product.
Which rice disease does it target?Blast. Do not assume it also treats sheath blight or other rice diseases.
Which resistance group is correct?FRAC 16.1. This pigment-blocking group is also called MBI-R. It is not Group 16.2.
Can I use one standard tank dose?No. Use the current pack’s crop directions for the product amount, water volume, treated area and application method.
Should I repeat treatment immediately after rain?Do not repeat automatically. Follow the current pack’s rain-related directions, repeat-treatment limits and local crop advice.
Before you use it
Read the current pack label and leaflet before use. Use only on the listed crop and target. Follow the application directions, waiting period before harvest, local restrictions and any requirements for the produce you will sell.
Wear the protective clothing and equipment specified on the pack. Avoid breathing dust or spray and contact with skin or eyes. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Wash after work. Keep people and animals away during treatment and until the label allows them to return.
Store in the original closed container, away from children, animals, food and feed. Keep spray drift, spills and washings out of water bodies. Never reuse empty containers; follow the label and local disposal rules. If exposure or illness occurs, seek medical help and show the label.