Technical information
| Traffic category | I. |
| Packaging | 5 L |
| Durability | 3 year |
| Active substance | 50 g/l quizalofop-P-etil |
| NÉBIH (Hungarian authorization number) | 6300/141-1/2019 |
| ÉVI | winter oilseed rape, sunflower: 0-60 days |
| MVI | 0 days (until drying) |
| Bee toxicity | not required to be labeled |
| Bee-friendly technology | no |
| Advantages | Good value for money! |
Impact mechanism
Leaf herbicide. It translocates in both the xylem and phloem and accumulates in the meristems. In the plant, it blocks fatty acid biosynthesis by inhibiting the acetyl-S-CoA carboxylase enzyme that catalyses the initiation of synthesis, resulting in necrosis. Following growth blockage, plant death occurs.
Area of use
Against annual and perennial grass weeds in broadleaf crops.
Recommended crop protection technology
| Crop | Pest | The maximum number of treatments | Dose l/ha | Spray liquid l/ha | Time of treatment (according to phenological stage) |
| winter oilseed rape | Annual grass weeds | 1 | 0,7-1 | 200-300 | Crop at 3-6 leaf stage (BBCH 13-16) |
| Johnson grass (seedling) | 0.8 | ||||
| Johnson grass (sprouting from rhizome) | 1-1,2 | ||||
| quackgrass | 2-2,5 | ||||
| volunteer cereals | 0,4-0,6 | ||||
| sunflower | Annual grass weeds | 1 | 0,7-1 | 200-300 | cultivated plant in the 4-6 leaf stage (BBCH 14-16) |
| Johnson grass (seedling) | 0.8 | ||||
| Johnson grass (sprouting from rhizome) | 1-1,2 | ||||
| quackgrass | 2-2,5 | ||||
| bermudagrass | 3 |
The product can only be applied once during a growing season!
In winter oilseed rape, treatment against seedling monocotyledonous weeds, as well as Johnson grass and quackgrass, should be carried out when the cultivated plant is in the 3-6 leaf stage. For volunteer cereals, the treatment should be done before the cereals' root development, at the latest by the beginning of tillering. In the case of highly developed volunteer growth or slightly delayed treatment, a higher dosage is required.
In sunflower, treatment against seedling and perennial monocotyledonous weeds should be carried out when the cultivated plant is in the 4-6 leaf stage. Seedling monocotyledonous weeds are most sensitive to the product from their 2-leaf stage until tillering, while perennial monocotyledonous weeds are most sensitive during their intensive growth phase, at a development stage of 10-30 cm. In cases of heavy weed infestation or delayed treatment, higher dosages should be used.
At least 2 hours of rain-free conditions are required after the treatment; otherwise, the effectiveness may decrease.
In the event of the destruction of the cultivated plant after 2 weeks, any dicotyledonous crop can be sown, while the Cereal crops can be sown after 6 weeks.
The product damages all monocotyledonous crops belonging to the grass family, so special care must be taken when applying it!
