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Daiko - Kresoxim-Methyl 15% + Chlorothalonil 56% WG - Parijat

Parijat Daiko contains Kresoxim-Methyl 15% + Chlorothalonil 56% WG for label-approved disease control in chilli and potato. Apply 1 kg/ha in 500 L water/ha as a foliar spray, using the crop-specific PHI and current label directions.

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Parijat Daiko Kresoxim-Methyl 15% + Chlorothalonil 56% WG Fungicide

Parijat Daiko is a combination fungicide containing Kresoxim-Methyl 15% and Chlorothalonil 56% in a water-dispersible granule formulation. Its verified Indian uses are limited to specified diseases in chilli and potato.

Use Daiko preventively or at the beginning of disease development and follow the current product label. It is not approved as a general fungicide for every crop or disease.

Why Choose Daiko?

  • Two complementary modes: Kresoxim-Methyl provides FRAC Group 11 activity while Chlorothalonil provides multi-site FRAC Group M05 protection.
  • Verified chilli diseases: Powdery mildew, leaf spot and anthracnose.
  • Verified potato diseases: Early blight and late blight.
  • Preventive and early-use fit: Parijat advises application before disease appears or at disease initiation.
  • Verified pack range: Parijat lists 100 g, 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg packs.

Technical Specifications

ParameterDetails
BrandParijat Daiko
CompositionKresoxim-Methyl 15% + Chlorothalonil 56% WG
FormulationWater-dispersible granules (WG)
FRAC groupsGroup 11 + Group M05
ApplicationHigh-volume foliar spray
Official pack sizes100 g, 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg

How Daiko Works

  1. Kresoxim-Methyl — FRAC Group 11: a quinone-outside inhibitor that disrupts mitochondrial electron transport and ATP production in susceptible fungi.
  2. Chlorothalonil — FRAC Group M05: a multi-site contact fungicide that protects treated plant surfaces through action at several fungal biochemical sites.
  3. Combined protection: the premix joins Group 11 activity with multi-site contact protection for the label-listed diseases.

Follow resistance-management guidance on the current label. Do not add another fungicide, insecticide, fertilizer or adjuvant unless the label expressly permits the mixture.

Target Crops and Diseases

CropLabel-listed diseases
ChilliPowdery mildew, leaf spot and anthracnose
PotatoEarly blight and late blight

Dosage and Application Guide

CropDaiko/haWater/haPHI
Chilli1 kg500 L5 days
Potato1 kg500 L23 days

Parijat describes repeat applications at a 7–12 day interval depending on climate and disease severity. The current Daiko label determines the permitted interval and total number of applications.

The official rate is expressed per hectare. This page does not create an assistant-derived per-acre, per-litre, cap, spoon or tank dose. Calibrate the sprayer to the label water volume.

How to Apply

  • Add the recommended quantity to a small amount of clean water and stir with a wooden stick.
  • Add the remaining label water while maintaining continuous agitation.
  • Apply uniformly to the foliage with a calibrated knapsack or other suitable high-volume sprayer.
  • Target the preventive or disease-initiation window stated on the current label.
  • Do not spray during rainy, windy or hot sunny conditions, and avoid drift and runoff.
  • Avoid use near aquaculture and prevent contamination of water bodies.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which crops are approved for Daiko?
The verified label uses are chilli and potato only.

2. What diseases does Daiko control in chilli?
Powdery mildew, leaf spot and anthracnose are listed.

3. What diseases does it control in potato?
Early blight and late blight are listed.

4. What is the official dose?
1 kg of formulation in 500 litres of water per hectare for either approved crop.

5. What waiting period applies?
The PHI is 5 days for chilli and 23 days for potato.

Safety and Disclaimer

Read and follow the current Daiko label. Wear the specified PPE and avoid skin, eye and inhalation exposure. Keep away from children, food, feed and animals. Do not use on unapproved crops, exceed the label frequency or contaminate water. This page does not replace the approved label, a crop diagnosis or local agricultural advice.

Quick Facts

Watering

Twice a week

Sunlight

Indirect light

Humidity

High 60-80%

Temperature

18-27°C