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root protect aliette®
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Benefits
- Controls root rotting disease and dieback.
- Ideal for use on fruit trees, ornamentals, shrubs and roses.
- Penetrates rapidly and has a long residual action.
- Absorbed through both foliage and roots.
- Use during transplanting to prevent shock.
super spectrum
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Benefits
- Fast acting, systemic disease control and contact insect pest control.
- For use on roses, ornamentals and fruits crops.
- Curative and preventative.
- No leaf burn or marking.
- 5 pre measured sachets per pack - each pack makes 25 litres of spray.
dieback
Dieback (Phytopthera) is caused by fungal disease that creates root rot and prevents plants thriving.
HOW TO CONTROL DIE BACK
To control root rotting diseases & dieback on fruit trees, ornamentals, shrubs and roses, spray both foliage and soil with Kiwicares ROOT PROTECT ALIETTE. It penetrates rapidly & has a long residual action.
To control buxus die back, remove and burn dead branches and spray with SUPER SPECTRUM as directed on pack.
About
Dieback (Phytopthera) causes root rot in susceptible plants, thereby limiting or stopping the uptake of water and nutrients. Symptoms include yellowing of foliage, loss of leaves, canopy thinning and dead branches.
The pathogen is able to survive within plant roots during the dry soil conditions commonly experienced during the summer months.
Kauri dieback is a phytopthera disease that is affecting and killing kauri trees in New Zealand and great efforts are being made to find how this disease is spread.
Note:
Buxus dieback is a disease of buxus (box) hedging plants and is spreading rapidly in parts of the North Island of New Zealand. It is not caused by phytopthera and is better described as buxus blight.
Did you know
Phytophthora fungi are pathogenic species that can cause die back in many different plants and are pests of major economic importance. It was one of this group of fungi that caused the great potato famine in Ireland. It is also a Phytopthera that is causing Kauri dieback and damaging and killing many of the iconic trees of the North Island of New Zealand.
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