Cabrio Top - Metiram 55% + Pyraclostrobin 5% WG - BASF

Rs. 710.00

Product details

Cabrio Top Fungicide by BASF

Metiram 55% + Pyraclostrobin 5% WG

What it controls: The crop-specific blights, leaf spots and mildews listed below.

When to use it: Follow the label’s crop stage and repeat interval.

What to include: The correct crop programme and harvest interval.

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

🌿 Broad disease coverage: Controls the listed blights, leaf spots and mildews.
🧩 Two active ingredients: Metiram and pyraclostrobin provide complementary fungicidal actions.
🛡️ Multi-site contact activity: Metiram acts at several sites in susceptible pathogens.
🍃 Leaf distribution: Penetrates leaf tissue and deposits in the waxy layer.
⚡ Energy disruption: Pyraclostrobin blocks fungal respiration, limiting energy supply.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Details
Brand Name	Cabrio Top Fungicide — BASF
Technical Name	Metiram 55% + Pyraclostrobin 5% WG
FRAC MoA Code	Groups M03 + 11
Chemical Group	Dithiocarbamates + methoxy-carbamates
Formulation	WG: water-dispersible granules

How It Works: Mode of Action

Cabrio Top combines a multi-site fungicide with a Group 11 QoI fungicide.

Contact activity: Metiram affects multiple processes in susceptible pathogens on treated surfaces.
Respiration inhibition: Pyraclostrobin blocks complex III at the Qo site in fungal mitochondria.
Restricted growth: Reduced energy supply and complementary contact activity limit the listed diseases.

Group 11 resistance can occur. Follow label limits and rotate with effective different mode-of-action groups rather than relying repeatedly on this mixture.

Target Crops & Diseases

Crop	Target Diseases
Apple	Premature leaf fall (Marssonina spp.) Alternaria leaf spot and blight
Grapes	Downy mildew
Chilli	Anthracnose
Onion	Purple blotch
Tomato	Early blight
Potato	Late blight
Green gram	Cercospora leaf spot
Groundnut	Tikka disease
Pomegranate	Fruit spot
Banana	Sigatoka leaf spot
Black gram	Leaf spot
Cucumber	Downy mildew
Cumin	Alternaria blight Powdery mildew
Bitter gourd	Downy mildew

Dosage & Application Guide

Use these amounts and harvest restrictions as separate crop references, not complete spray schedules. Confirm the supplied pack’s first application timing, method, coverage and repeat interval for the exact crop and disease before treatment.

Crop amounts and harvest safeguards

Apple: For premature leaf fall and Alternaria leaf spot and blight, the stated concentration is 100 g/100 L of water. Leave at least 12 days from the final treatment to harvest. No fixed product amount or total water per acre is given here; obtain the orchard’s coverage and application directions before use.

BASF’s regional apple programmes place Cabrio Top at the walnut stage in Kashmir and the peanut stage in Himachal Pradesh. These are region-specific planning references, not a universal first-treatment stage or a substitute for the supplied pack’s disease and application directions.

Grapes: downy mildew: The current crop overview lists 600–700 g/acre with 200 L/acre of water. The Indian leaflet separately lists 750 L/ha of water (approximately 303.51 L/acre). The water quantities differ: confirm the supplied pack’s grape directions before treatment, without mixing the two references. Retain at least 34 days from final treatment to harvest.

Chilli, tomato and cucumber: For chilli anthracnose, tomato early blight and cucumber downy mildew, the manufacturer lists 600–700 g/acre in 200 L/acre. Each has a minimum five-day interval from final treatment to harvest. The first timing and complete crop application directions still need confirmation on the supplied pack.

Onion and potato: The amount reference is 600–700 g/acre in 200 L/acre for onion purple blotch and potato late blight. Keep the harvest intervals separate: at least 16 days for onion and 15 days for potato after the final treatment.

Green gram and black gram: For green gram Cercospora leaf spot and black gram leaf spot, the amount reference is 600–700 g/acre in 200 L/acre. Leave at least 18 days for green gram and 32 days for black gram between final treatment and harvest.

Groundnut and pomegranate: For groundnut tikka disease and pomegranate fruit spot, the amount reference is 600–700 g/acre in 200 L/acre. Leave at least 42 days for groundnut and 67 days for pomegranate between final treatment and harvest.

Banana and cumin: The amount reference is 600–700 g/acre in 200 L/acre for banana Sigatoka leaf spot and cumin Alternaria blight or powdery mildew. Leave at least 85 days for banana and 20 days for cumin after the final treatment.

Bitter gourd: downy mildew: The manufacturer lists 600–700 g/acre in 200 L/acre. Confirm the harvest interval and complete application directions on the supplied pack before treatment; do not borrow another crop’s five-day interval.

Cotton: Alternaria leaf spot: Use only if the supplied Cabrio Top label includes cotton. An Indian Cabrio Top leaflet lists 1,500–1,750 g/ha (approximately 607–708 g/acre) in 500 L/ha (approximately 202 L/acre), with at least 45 days from final treatment to harvest. This amount and harvest reference does not supply the missing first timing or establish permission for a pack that omits cotton.

PHI is the minimum interval from the final application to harvest. Harvest, worker re-entry and repeat-treatment restrictions are separate; a missing interval is not zero. No per-litre, pump or tank recipe is calculated from area amounts. The apple concentration stays in its stated 100 g/100 L form, without a derived tree or acre dose.

How to Apply: Best Practices

Crop and method: Use the matching crop programme and the pack’s application method, stage and repeat interval.
Apple spray concentration: Measure 100 g per 100 L of water for the listed apple diseases. Choose the water volume according to the supplied orchard instructions.
Mixtures: BASF’s apple guidance does not recommend spraying Cabrio Top and Merivon together. Do not assume other mixtures are permitted.
Harvest: Observe the crop-specific harvest safeguards above; intervals differ substantially between crops. Confirm the bitter-gourd harvest interval before treatment.

Preparing the spray: For a crop and use permitted by the supplied leaflet, mix the measured product well with a small quantity of water, add the remaining specified water with agitation, and spray with a knapsack or high-volume sprayer. These equipment directions do not set a first-treatment stage or resolve the grape water difference.

Use any proposed mixture only if both current product labels permit it for the crop and method; do not spray Cabrio Top and Merivon together on apple. Do not substitute another brand, concentration or overseas directions. Record the crop, field, date and product amount. Follow the supplied pack’s weather precautions and rain-free period rather than assuming a fixed rainfast interval. Observe all harvest, worker-entry and repeat-treatment restrictions before the next operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the apple dose area-based?

No. The stated concentration is 100 g/100 L of water, not a guessed acre or tree dose. Follow the supplied orchard coverage directions.

Does every crop have the same harvest interval?

No. Use the matching crop’s harvest restriction, not a general interval for the product. Confirm the bitter-gourd interval on the supplied pack before use.

Can Cabrio Top and Merivon be sprayed together on apple?

BASF’s apple guidance does not recommend that combination.

Can I use one tank recipe for all crops?

No. Apple uses a stated concentration; other crops have area-amount references. The grape overview and leaflet give different water quantities, so the supplied pack must resolve the complete directions.

Can Cabrio Top be used on cotton?

Use it for cotton Alternaria leaf spot only if your current supplied Cabrio Top label permits that use and gives the complete application directions. The separate amount, water and 45-day harvest reference above does not by itself authorize treatment.

Safety & Disclaimer

Before you use it: Read and follow the supplied Indian product label and leaflet, including crop, disease, application method, stage, harvest interval, hazard classification and precautions. Use only the crops and uses permitted on that pack.

Wear full protective clothing, chemical-resistant rubber gloves and boots, a face shield and an overall or rubber apron or hat as specified on the pack. Avoid breathing spray mist and prevent skin and eye contact, spills and splashes while diluting. Do not mix with bare hands or eat, drink, smoke or chew while handling or spraying. Wash thoroughly after handling.

Prevent spray drift and keep product, runoff, leftovers and equipment washings out of water sources and away from non-target areas. Follow the pack’s environmental precautions. Store under lock and key in the original labelled container, separate from food and feed and away from children and animals. Use a well-built, airy, well-lit, ventilated storage area with enough space to avoid contamination by vapour. Never reuse empty containers; follow the supplied disposal directions.

Remove contaminated clothing immediately and wash affected skin thoroughly with soap and water. After inhalation, move to fresh air and keep the affected person calm. For eye contact, rinse for at least 15 minutes under running water with eyelids held open. After ingestion, rinse the mouth and seek medical attention. Seek medical help promptly after exposure or suspected poisoning with the pack or label; do not wait for symptoms.

No specific antidote is known. 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; professional care is required.