The principle of action of the fungicide
After treating plants with this drug, the active substance releases copper, which begins to affect pathogenic fungi. As a result, the vital activity of disease-causing fungi is suppressed and the process of spore formation slows down.
When diluting the drug Abiga-Pik, you should follow the dosages indicated in the annotation. After spraying the solution, the product forms a protective film on the surface of the foliage, which prevents the infection from spreading further.
This drug does not get into the fruits of garden and vegetable crops, and therefore does not affect their taste and commercial quality.
Features of the product:
- if you use preparations that contain copper too often, then some vegetables may slow down their growth;
- The Abiga-Pik fungicide has a low level of phytotoxicity and is also moderately dangerous for humans, warm-blooded animals, pollinating insects and water inhabitants.
The fungicidal drug Abiga-Pik can be used to treat the following garden and vegetable crops:
- vegetable;
- vineyard;
- garden strawberries;
- fruit trees;
- garden and indoor flowers;
- technical crops.
According to the annotation, Abiga-Peak effectively fights the following diseases:
- bacteriosis;
- fusarium;
- peronosporosis;
- scab;
- powdery mildew;
- moniliosis;
- oidium;
- cercospora;
- late blight;
- mildew;
- anthracnose.
Need to know!
This drug is ineffective at temperatures below +9-10 degrees Celsius.
Abiga-Peak works most effectively against diseases in the initial stages of their development. Typically, pathogens overwinter in the soil or the remains of vegetation; with the onset of heat, they rise from the soil into the air along with moisture and settle on the underside of the foliage.
Therefore, when treating plants with Abiga-Peak, you need to spray the lower part of the leaf blades especially carefully. In this case, the treatment is carried out until drops appear on the foliage, and only after that can the treatment of the next plant begin.
Hydrangea paniculata Vanilla Fries - photo of beautiful flowering
Hydrangea, as one of the most beautiful flowers, attracts gardeners and flower growers all over the world for a reason. Experts appreciate this ornamental plant's ease of care and varied color palette.
The Vanilla Fraze or Rennie variety is rightfully considered the best representative of its species, as it combines all the best qualities of hydrangea. Therefore, do not be afraid to start your gardening journey with this plant. The main thing is to adhere to all the features and rules that we described above. And then Hydrangea Vanilla Fraze will delight you, your family and friends with unprecedented beauty.
Hazard class and precautions
The fungicidal drug Abiga-Pik is classified as hazard class 3. If you follow the dosage of the product when preparing the working solution, Abiga-Pik will not cause harm to humans, warm-blooded animals and the environment.
However, the product is quite toxic to the inhabitants of water bodies, so this drug is sprayed near rivers, lakes or ponds with the utmost caution.
When working with the drug, you should wear a protective suit, as well as safety glasses, latex gloves and a respirator.
Advantages of the drug
The main advantages of the Abiga-Pik fungicide include:
- ease of preparation of working fluid;
- thanks to the product, the amount of chlorophyll in the foliage cells increases;
- works effectively at low temperatures;
- the working fluid adheres well to foliage, therefore effectively protects plants from fungi;
- The shelf life of the product is quite long - up to 3 years;
- Abiga-Peak is compatible with similar products and is effective in multicomponent tank mixtures;
- not phytotoxic to plants;
- the product is little dangerous for insects, birds and warm-blooded animals;
- soil fertility does not decrease after treatment with this fungicide.
Description of clematis Mrs. Cholmondeley
The hybrid is unpretentious, blooms profusely, and looks very picturesque. The shrub belongs to the group of vines and climbs well over natural and artificial supports. This is a lush plant; with proper garter, it can grow up to 3-3.5 m in height.
In the description and in the photo you can see that Mrs. Cholmondeley's clematis flowers are large, can reach 25 cm in diameter. The color of the buds can be lilac, light blue, lavender, purple. The middle of the flower is filled with small, yellow and light brown, velvety, smooth stamens. On young shoots the flowers are simple, on shoots older than a year - semi-double.
The leaves of Mrs. Cholmondeley's bush are small, no more than 5 cm in length and 2 cm in width, oblong, pointed, smooth at the edges, light green in color.
Trimming group
With the help of pruning, the flowering time of this variety is regulated. With weak pruning of the 2nd type, the crop produces buds from May to August. With heavy pruning of type 3, Mrs. Cholmondeley's clematis blooms from July to September. In both cases, flowering will be abundant and long-lasting. Mrs. Cholmondeley's bush is a fast-growing hybrid; after pruning, it recovers within a month.
Photo
Plant height is 200-250 cm, flower diameter is 14-20 cm. The flowers are large, lavender-blue, with a blue tint, sometimes semi-double. Lightly pruned in spring (gr. 2), they bloom almost continuously from May until frost, and if pruned heavily (gr. 3), they bloom from June until frost. An exceptionally long-lasting and abundantly flowering variety. Very easy to care for, for beginners.
Abiga-Pik preparation: preparation of working solution
To prepare a working solution, mix the required amount of fungicide with water and pour it into a sprayer with a fine spray.
The working fluid must be prepared immediately before spraying, since its remains cannot be left “for later”. The prepared liquid should be consumed within 24 hours, and the unused remainder of the solution should be disposed of.
Standards for using the drug Abiga-pik in farming
The preparation of a solution of the Abiga-Pik drug containing copper should be carried out only in a glass, enamel or plastic container.
Need to know!
Abiga-Pik aqueous suspension cannot be used undiluted for treating plants!
New Dawn
The variety blooms from early summer until late autumn. The buds have a pearl or soft pink color and a pronounced fruity aroma. The plant grows very quickly and, depending on the climate, grows from 3 to 5 meters long. This is the variety that is best suited for creating hedges.
Pros:
- Undemanding variety;
- Pleasant and pronounced aroma;
- Growing quickly.
Minuses:
- Color may fade in the sun;
- A large number of thorns.
Dosage and use of Abiga-Pik solution for treating plants
Cultivated plants should be treated during the period of active growth of green mass, when the first symptoms of the disease appear on them.
Crops should be sprayed in the morning in dry, windless weather.
. In this case, the air temperature must be above +10 degrees Celsius, otherwise the drug Abiga-Peak simply will not act on pathogenic microorganisms.
You can learn about the dosage of the drug for specific crops from the annotation written on the packaging of the product.
After spraying, you can enter the treated area within a few hours.
Consumption rates of Abiga-Pik for use in the garden and in the garden
Abiga-Pik for vegetable crops
The drug Abiga-Peak is used to treat tomato bushes, potatoes, cucumbers, as well as onions and a number of other root crops against:
- late blight;
- Alternaria;
- bacteriosis
In the photo there is Alternaria potato blight:
All these diseases affect the vegetative mass of vegetable crops, as a result their growth slows down and the yield becomes lower. If diseased bushes are not treated with an appropriate fungicide in time, they may die.
To prepare the Abiga-Pik working fluid, dissolve 50 ml of an aqueous suspension in a bucket of water.
. Vegetable crops should be sprayed when the first signs of the disease appear.
For preventive purposes, vegetable crops should be sprayed with Abiga-Pik before buds appear on them.
. In total, vegetables can be treated with this preparation up to 4 times over the summer, with the interval between treatments being 12-14 days.
The last spraying should be done 3 weeks before harvest.
Abiga-Peak for apple, pear and quince trees
These fruit trees are treated with Abiga-Pik fungicide against scab, fruit rot or moniliosis.
The photo shows fruit rot on an apple tree:
For the prevention and treatment of apple and pear trees, the following working solution should be prepared: dilute 50 ml of suspension in a bucket of water and mix well.
In total, up to 4 sprayings of tree crowns can be carried out per season with an interval of 13-15 days.
Abiga-Pik for plums, cherries, cherries, apricots, peaches, apple trees and pears
All these fruit trees are treated with Abiga-Pik fungicide against the following diseases:
- cleasterosporiasis;
- coccomycosis;
- leaf curl.
In the photo there is cleasterosporiosis on a cherry leaf:
To prevent the development of these diseases or cope with them, it is necessary to prepare the following working fluid: for each liter of water, take 5 ml of an aqueous suspension and stir well.
In total, up to 4 treatments of fruit trees are carried out at intervals of a couple of weeks.
Abiga-Pik for processing grapes
Grapevines most often suffer from the following fungal diseases:
- oidium;
- mildew;
- anthracnose;
- black spot.
In the photo there is anthracnose of a grape leaf:
All these diseases actively develop during periods of high air humidity (during the rainy season), if diseased seedlings are planted or if the vineyard is poorly cared for.
The working fluid for processing grape bushes is prepared as follows:
40 ml of the drug is dissolved in a bucket of water. The resulting solution is used to treat all diseased bushes and, as a preventive measure, to treat healthy grapevines too.
A total of up to 6 sprayings are carried out at intervals of 2 weeks. The last processing of Abiga-Pik grapes is carried out 20 days before harvesting ripe bunches.
Fungicides for grapes: review
As a preventive measure, grapevines are sprayed in the spring, when the buds begin to bloom, when the inflorescences bloom, and in the autumn after the entire harvest has been harvested.
Abiga-Peak for strawberries
This berry crop may suffer from white or brown spotting in cold, wet summers.
To fight these diseases, you should dilute 5 ml of the product for every liter of water. Treatments are carried out in such a way that the working fluid completely covers the foliage on both sides.
For prevention, strawberry bushes are treated with the Abiga-Pik fungicide before flowering and after harvest.
Important!
During flowering and ripening of berries, it is better not to use the Abiga-Pik fungicide for processing strawberries.
Application of Abiga-Pik for deciduous and coniferous trees
All these trees suffer most from rust, and the disease affects all above-ground parts, as a result of which the needles, cones and foliage change color and fall off.
The working liquid for treating deciduous and coniferous trees is prepared as follows: 25 ml of the Abiga-Peak preparation is dissolved in 5 liters of water.
Trees are treated immediately after preparing the working solution.
Advice!
For preventive purposes, coniferous trees are sprayed with the Abiga-Pik fungicide in early spring before sap flow begins.
Abiga-Pik preparation for flowers
Many garden flowers (roses, clematis, chrysanthemums, carnations) can be affected by rust or spotting.
Winter-hardy varieties of Korean and Indian CHRYSANTHEMUMS
All flowers are treated with Abiga-Peak solution, prepared as follows: 40 ml of suspension is dissolved in a bucket of water.
In total , no more than two flower treatments are carried out per season.
Important!
It is better to spray indoor plants and flowers with Abiga-Peak on a balcony or loggia.
Before starting treatment, remove all damaged leaves from indoor plants. And after treatment, the door to the balcony is closed, you can go there only a day after spraying.
Ilse Krohn Superior
The rose variety has white buds. The flowers grow from 10 to 13 cm in diameter and have a double structure. The color of the rose can differ from the classic white, ranging from cream to ivory. The bush grows up to 2-2.5 meters in height, and the shoots are covered with large thorns. The variety has good weather resistance, has increased immunity to disease and tolerates cold well.
Pros:
- High levels of winter hardiness;
- Beautiful colour;
- Pleasant and thick aroma;
- Has immunity to diseases.
Minuses:
- Large thorns;
- Without shelter it will wither.
Analogs of the drug Abiga-Pik
Analogs of the Abiga-Pik fungicide include such products as Ordan, HOM, Oksikhom, Kuproskat, Kurzat R, Bordeaux mixture, Horus, Kuprozan.
Compatibility of the drug Abiga-Pik with other drugs
The drug Abiga-Pik is compatible with many other pesticides and fertilizers
. However, before preparing the tank mixture, the compatibility of the drugs should be checked.
To do this, mix a small amount of substances and see if a chemical reaction occurs between them - precipitation, the appearance of bubbles, a cloudy hue, or heating of the container.
If there is no reaction, these drugs are compatible and can be used in a tank mixture.
History of origin
Vanille fraise is a European variety created in France. The immediate place of its appearance was the Renault nursery, which specializes in breeding varieties of paniculate hydrangea. Here, in addition to the mentioned flower, such well-known varieties of this crop as Diamantino, Sunday Fraze, Diamond Rouge, Fraze Melba saw the light. Work on our heroine was carried out by a flower growing company from 1989 to 2003. Vanilla Fraise got its sonorous name thanks to the double white and pink hue of the inflorescences, and it is translated from French as “strawberry with vanilla.” Another name for the flower: Rennie.
Abiga-Pik: reviews of those who used the fungicide
Tatyana, 46 years old, Perm region I have many different fruit trees growing in my garden, all of them are already mature and give good results. But so that they do not suffer from fungal diseases, they have to be treated with fungicidal preparations to obtain a good harvest. In recent years, I have been using the Abiga-Pik fungicide for this. This drug effectively fights all diseases, but most often, after the spring preventive treatment of trees with this drug, my trees do not get sick during the summer season.
Mikhail, 54 years old, Novosibirsk region Grapes, strawberries and various fruit trees grow nearby in my garden plot. It is very convenient that all these garden crops can be treated against fungal diseases with one drug - Abiga-Pik. In early spring, I immediately prepare a large amount of working liquid from this fungicide and spray all my garden crops. During the summer, if necessary, the treatment can be repeated.
Irina, 44 years old, Lipetsk region In my garden there are several flower beds in which mainly perennial flowers grow, in particular roses. But last year rust appeared on the foliage of my flowers. I had to treat the bushes with a solution of the Abiga-Pik fungicide. One treatment was enough for my flowers to “recover.” But in the fall I carried out another spraying with this drug - for prevention.
The instructions for use of the Abiga-Pik fungicide state that this drug can be used as a preventive and therapeutic agent against many fungal and bacterial diseases. Moreover, the drug is quite effective at air temperatures not lower than +10 degrees Celsius, is easy to use, and is resistant to unfavorable climatic conditions.
Trimming Vanilla Fraze
Important details of hydrangea care include pruning. It is best to carry it out in early spring, right before the juices begin to flow.
At the end of pruning, it is worth leaving from 5 to 10 shoots. It is also worth cutting out weak and thin branches and dry inflorescences. Do not forget that the method of pruning shoots greatly influences the size of the plant in the summer season.
If you cut a branch so that, for example, two buds remain on it, then you will grow few buds, but the flowers will be large.
Note! If sap flow has already begun, then pruning should be postponed until the petals fully bloom.
