Pegasus

fungicide that contains the active ingredient Penconazole. It is used for the prevention and control of various fungal diseases in crops such as grapes, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, and others.the control of Diamond backmoth, Cabbage butterfly, White butterfly and Cabbage moth Lesser armyworm in Cabbage,kales, Broccoli and Cauliflower. Also for control of thrips and black bean aphid in french beans and mites, whiteflies and aphids in roses and other Ornamentals.

Pegasus is a fungicide commonly used in agriculture to control a variety of fungal diseases in crops. Like with any fungicide, it’s important to follow the product label for the most accurate and specific instructions, but

here are some general guidelines on

how to use Pegasus fungicide:

1. Read the Label Important Information:

Ensure you understand the dosage, application methods, safety precautions, and any other specific instructions provided on the label.

2. Dilution

Mixing: Pegasus is usually mixed with water before application. The label will specify the correct ratio of fungicide to water. For example, it might recommend a certain number of milliliters or grams per liter or gallon of water.

3. Application Methods

Foliar Application: Apply the diluted fungicide to the plant’s leaves and stems. Use a sprayer to ensure even coverage, paying particular attention to areas affected by fungal diseases.
Soil Application: Some formulations might require application to the soil. This can be done by drenching the soil around the plant or incorporating the fungicide into the soil.

4. Timing
Preventative vs. Curative: Fungicides are often more effective when used preventatively, before disease symptoms appear. However, they can also be used to manage existing infections. Apply according to the stage of the disease and follow the label instructions for optimal timing.