KATYAYANI SAMARTHA | CARBENDAZIM 12% + MANCOZEB 63% WP | CHEMICAL FUNGICIDE

Katyayani Samartha Fungicide, featuring a unique combination of Carbendazim 12% and Mancozeb 63% WP, this broad-spectrum fungicide offers both contact and systemic action, creating a protective barrier on plant surfaces and penetrating tissues to effectively manage diseases like Blast, Leaf spot, Rust, Early and Late blight, and many other diseases. 

Target diseases of Samartha Fungicides 

The dual action of Carbendazim and Mancozeb in Samartha effectively manages these fungal diseases, include early blight, late blight, black scurf, blast, leaf spot (multiple types such as tikka leaf spot and collar rot), dry root rot, fruit rot, powdery mildew and many other etc.

Target Crops of Samartha Carbendazim + Mancozeb Fungicide

The target crops for Katyayani Samartha, a fungicide containing Carbendazim (12%) and Mancozeb (63%), include potato, paddy (rice), groundnut (peanut), chilli, mango, grapes, tea, maize (corn), and apple. 

Mode of Action (CARBENDAZIM + MANCOZEB)

The mode of action of Carbendazim 12% + Mancozeb 63% WP involves the synergistic effects of two active ingredients: Carbendazim and Mancozeb.

• Carbendazim (12%): Systemic Fungicide: This systemic fungicide is absorbed by plant tissues and disrupts fungal cell division, inhibiting fungal growth from within the plant.
• Mancozeb (63%): Contact Fungicide: Acting as a contact fungicide, Mancozeb forms a protective layer on plant surfaces that directly kills fungal spores upon contact, preventing further infection and spread.

Dosage of CARBENDAZIM + MANCOZEB Samartha Fungicide

For Domestic Use : take 2 gm Samartha mix with 1 Liter of  water. 

For Large Applications : 300-400 Gram per acre & 40-50 Gram per pump is used.

Key benefits of Samartha

• Combines systemic and contact modes of action for thorough disease protection.
• Suitable for use in home gardens, nurseries, and large-scale farming.
• Low dosage is enough for fighting and resisting the disease.
• Spreads uniformly above the leaf surface and stays for a longer time over the leaf surface.
• Keeps the leaf green and healthy and also enhances the yield.
• Rapidly absorb formula for the plants, translocated easily inside the whole body of the plant. It remains effective in rain fastening.

Samartha Fungicide Related FAQs

Q. What crops can Samartha be used on?

A. Samartha can be used on potato, paddy, groundnut, chilli, mango, grapes, tea, maize, and apple to manage various fungal diseases, enhancing plant health and yield.

Q. Is samartha effective against resistant strains of fungi?

A. Samartha may not be effective against highly resistant strains of fungi; consider rotating or combining with other fungicides for optimal control.

Q. What is the technical name of samartha?

A. The technical name of samartha is Carbendazim 12% and Mancozeb 63% WP.

Q. Does samartha is effective against powdery mildew in Grapes crop?

A. Yes, Samartha containing Carbendazim (12%) and Mancozeb (63%) WP is effective against powdery mildew in grapes.

Q. How does Samartha work on diseases?

A. Samartha works by combining systemic action (Carbendazim) that inhibits fungal growth within plant tissues with contact action (Mancozeb) that forms a protective barrier on plant surfaces to kill fungal spores upon contact.