Blitox - Copper Oxychloride 50% WP - Rallis India
Blitox - Copper Oxychloride 50% WP - Rallis India
Blitox
Copper oxychloride 50% WP | Contact fungicide
What it controls: Listed fungal diseases and citrus canker across fourteen crops.
When to use it: Use only at the crop stage and timing specified on the current label.
What to include: Match the crop, target, application method, dose, water and harvest interval.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🛡️Protective contact activity: Copper oxychloride acts on treated plant surfaces.
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🧬Multisite copper action: FRAC M01 identifies its multisite activity.
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🍇Broad listed crop scope: The Rallis page includes fruit, vegetable, field and plantation crops.
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🍃Fungal and bacterial targets: Listed targets include downy mildews, blights, leaf spots and citrus canker.
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📦Check the selected pack: This listing currently offers a 500 g pack. Pack size does not establish the quantity needed for treatment.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name |
Blitox | Rallis India |
| Technical Name |
Copper oxychloride 50% WP |
| FRAC MoA Code |
M01 |
| Chemical Group |
Inorganic copper compound |
| Formulation |
Wettable powder (WP) |
| Toxicity Label |
Agricultural pesticide. Follow the hazard warnings and protective equipment on the current pack. |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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A protective surface deposit is formed: The contact treatment acts where the labelled application reaches the plant.
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Copper affects several processes: Copper ions disrupt essential enzyme and protein functions in susceptible pathogens.
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Infection is limited: Multisite activity helps protect the treated surfaces against the listed diseases.
Target Crops & Pests
The crop–target pairs below are listed on the current Rallis product page. Confirm them against the current pack before use.
| Crop |
Target Pest(s) |
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| Citrus |
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| Cardamom |
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| Chillies |
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| Betel |
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| Banana |
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| Coffee |
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| Cumin |
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| Potato |
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| Rice |
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| Tobacco |
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| Tomato |
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| Tea |
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| Grapes |
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| Coconut |
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Use only for the crop and disease printed on your current pack. Similar disease names are not interchangeable.
Dosage & Application Guide
Numerical programmes are withheld because the current exact-brand sources do not establish complete matching dose, carrier, route, positive treatment condition and harvest directions. Historical catalogue and filing fragments must not be combined into a new recipe. Confirm all requirements, including access and any prescribed safener, together on the supplied pack.
Complete Programme Verification
Historical area-rate references do not establish complete current Blitox programmes. The listed crop–disease pairings remain above, but their product quantities are withheld until matching water, method, timing and harvest directions are verified together.
Historical concentration references likewise lack a complete matching coverage, route and harvest programme. Do not transfer chilli foot-rot directions to the current manufacturer page’s fruit-rot target.
Separate historical filing water references must not be paired with catalogue product quantities. Product-dose units and some crop–disease wording remain unresolved; keep tea blister blight separate from tea black rot and red rust.
Generic formulation references do not supply missing current branded directions. Cardamom leaf spot, citrus leaf spot and betel foot rot still require a complete exact-brand programme; no water or dose is inferred.
The historical references differ between preventive treatment and treatment at first disease appearance. Confirm the positive treatment condition, route, equipment, repeat limits and access requirements for the intended crop and disease on the supplied pack. Do not transfer a foliar method to root, crown or other uses by analogy.
Fruit-tree caution: the filing requires a prescribed safener against leaf scorch and fruit effects, without a complete mixing recipe. Obtain current manufacturer instructions; do not improvise an oil mixture.
No area-to-concentration conversion, isolated carrier quantity or tank recipe is supplied. Verify the complete matched current programme before treatment.
A missing harvest interval does not mean zero days. Retain the previously documented prohibition on application at maturity or just before harvest and obtain the current crop-specific interval. An unclear mass unit is not corrected by inference.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Confirm the crop and disease: Confirm each current crop–disease pair, especially the differing chilli, cardamom, citrus and betel names. The historical catalogue and filing are references, not a combined current label.
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Use the paired programme: Do not combine catalogue product doses with separate filing water volumes. Obtain the current matched dose, water, route and timing; keep both tea programmes distinct.
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Check fruit-tree precautions: Obtain the complete prescribed safener directions from the current manufacturer leaflet. This guide does not supply a tank-mix recipe.
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Protect people, water and harvest: Avoid rain, wind and hot sunny conditions. Do not use near aquaculture; respect current re-entry and PHI instructions and avoid maturity or immediately pre-harvest treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Blitox systemic?
No. Rallis identifies copper oxychloride as a contact, protective fungicide.
Why are no numerical programmes shown?
The historical dose, water and timing references do not establish complete matching current programmes. All fourteen current manufacturer crop–target groups remain, but no isolated quantities are presented as usable directions.
Can historical filing references fill the missing directions?
No. The filing’s product-dose mass unit is unclear, and its water or method cannot be combined with catalogue quantities to invent a current programme.
Can I use the same dose and water for both tea programmes?
No. Tea blister blight and tea black rot/red rust are distinct target programmes. Confirm each complete supplied-pack programme; do not pair historical quantities with separate water references.
What is the pre-harvest interval?
No numerical PHI was verified for these rows. The filing prohibits application at maturity or just before harvest; obtain the current crop-specific interval before treatment.
Safety & Disclaimer
Read the current Indian pack and leaflet before use. Use only the permitted crop, target, dose and application method, and observe local restrictions.
Toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms: do not use near aquaculture. Fruit-tree treatment requires the manufacturer’s complete prescribed safener instructions; do not improvise a mixture.
Wear the protective equipment specified on the pack. Avoid skin and eye contact, inhaling spray or dust, and eating, drinking or smoking while handling.
Prevent drift and runoff into water bodies. Keep people and animals away as required by the label; store in the original labelled container away from food, feed and children.
Do not assume tank-mix compatibility. Follow the label for mixing, equipment cleaning and disposal; never reuse pesticide containers.