Moyashi

• ⏱️ Preventive & Curative Action: Stops disease before it starts and kills latent infections inside the plant.
• ?️ Systemic Protection: Absorbed by roots and leaves, it moves upwards to protect new shoots that grow after spraying.
• ⏳ Japanese Technology: Powered by Mitsubishi Corporation’s high-purity chemical synthesis for reliable results.
• ?️ Broad Spectrum Control: One solution for multiple problems like Anthracnose, Scab, Leaf Spots, and Mildew.
• ? User-Friendly Safety: Labeled with a "Green Triangle," indicating low toxicity to humans when used correctly.

Moyashi acts as a "pro-drug" that converts into Carbendazim inside the plant system to target fungi.

1. Absorption: The solution is rapidly absorbed by roots and leaves.
2. Translocation: It moves upward (acropetal movement) through the plant's water vessels (xylem).
3. Mitosis Inhibition: It binds to the fungus's beta-tubulin, stopping cell division (mitosis). This prevents the fungus from growing or reproducing.

Note: Because it moves upward, it is excellent for protecting new leaves that sprout after spraying.

The Golden Rule: Always follow the "Dose per Acre" for accurate results.

*PHI = Pre-Harvest Interval: The minimum number of days to wait between the last spray and harvesting. Note that dosage units are in Grams (g).

• Timing: Start spraying as soon as you see the first sign of disease. For Apples, apply during Green Tip or Pink Bud stages.
• Mixing (Slurry Method): Never dump powder directly into the full tank. First, mix the powder with a little water in a bucket to make a smooth cream (slurry), then add this to your spray tank.
• Coverage: Use high water volume (300-400 Liters/acre) to ensure the spray coats all foliage evenly.
• Safety: Always wear PPE (gloves, mask, goggles). Wash hands thoroughly after use. Avoid spraying near fish ponds or when bees are active.

Always read and follow the instructions on the official product label. The information provided here is for guidance only. Use personal protective equipment (PPE) during application.