Dilute 3–5 ml of Vilasea® – solution to overcome fungal infection per liter of water, depending on the severity of infection and crop condition. Apply Vilasea® – solution to overcome fungal infection as a foliar spray also during early symptoms or at preventive intervals.
Fungal infections like blight, wilt, and rot can devastate crop yield, quality, and farmer income. Early protection and stimulation of natural immunity are key to effective, long-term control.
Vilasea® offers farmers a smart, natural solution to overcome fungal infection, boost plant health, and reduce reliance on chemical fungicides. Its unique bioelicitor action prepares plants to resist pathogens and recover faster from biotic stress — ensuring better growth and profitability.
Vilasea® is used to overcome fungal infections while enhancing overall plant health and accelerating harvest cycles.
Vilasea® acts as a plant elicitor, triggering the plant’s own defense system to fight off fungal infections and microbial pathogens infections effectively.
Mix 3–5 ml of Vilasea® per liter of water and apply as a foliar spray. Apply preventively or at the first sign of fungal infection depending on the crop and conditions.
Vilasea® is ideal for use in vegetables, fruits, pulses, and plantation crops, especially those prone to fungal infection.
Fungal infections are diseases caused by fungi that affect plant tissues, especially roots, stems, leaves, and fruits. Common examples include blight, wilt, downy mildew, and powdery mildew.
Fungi thrive in warm, humid conditions. Fungal infections are often triggered by:
Typical symptoms of fungal infections include:
Fungal infections weaken the plant by damaging tissues, blocking nutrient flow, and reducing photosynthesis. This leads to lower flowering, poor fruit set, and ultimately reduced yield and quality.
Early-stage of fungal infections can often be controlled with timely natural treatments or biofungicides. However, advanced infections may require pruning of affected parts and supportive care to prevent spread.
Fruits and vegetables like tomatoes, potatoes, grapes, cucumbers, onions, and chilies are highly susceptible, to fungal infections especially during flowering and fruiting stages.
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