Dhanucop - Copper Oxychloride 50% WP - Dhanuka
Dhanuka Dhanucop is a protective, multi-site contact fungicide and bactericide containing Copper Oxychloride 50% WP (FRAC M01). It is registered for specified blights, leaf spots, rots, downy mildew, rust, canker and related diseases on labelled crops. Apply preventively with thorough coverage and follow the current pack label.
Item description
Dhanuka Dhanucop Fungicide Overview
Dhanuka Dhanucop contains Copper Oxychloride 50% WP, a protective multi-site contact fungicide and bactericide. Slow release of copper ions helps protect treated surfaces from labelled fungal and bacterial diseases. The wettable powder must be mixed and kept agitated for even coverage.
Use note: Use only on the crop–disease combinations printed on the current Indian label. Begin protectively or at the first sign of disease. The pack label controls dose, number of sprays, interval, pre-harvest requirement and any fruit-tree safener direction.
Key Product Benefits
- Multi-site protection: FRAC M01 activity helps protect against a wide range of labelled fungal and bacterial diseases.
- Protective surface coverage: Fine wettable-powder deposits adhere to leaves and release copper ions gradually.
- Broad registered crop range: Label uses include selected fruit, plantation, vegetable, potato, rice and tobacco diseases.
- Resistance stewardship: Multi-site copper activity is useful within label-compliant disease-management programmes.
- Store pack: This listing offers a 500 g variant.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / product | Dhanuka / Dhanucop |
| Active ingredient | Copper Oxychloride 50% |
| Formulation | WP — wettable powder |
| Product type | Protective contact fungicide and bactericide |
| FRAC group | M01 — inorganic copper, multi-site activity |
| Store pack size | 500 g |
How Dhanucop Works
Copper ions released on the treated plant surface interfere with multiple enzyme and protein processes in susceptible pathogens. Because the product acts mainly where it is deposited, complete and uniform coverage is important. It is primarily preventive and should not be described as a systemic rescue treatment.
India Label: Crops and Diseases
| Crop | Label-listed disease(s) |
|---|---|
| Banana | Leaf spot, fruit rot |
| Betel vine | Leaf spot, foot rot |
| Chilli | Fruit rot, leaf spot |
| Citrus | Canker, foot rot |
| Cardamom | Clump rot, leaf rot |
| Coffee | Black rot, rust |
| Coconut | Bud rot |
| Potato / tomato | Early and late blight; tomato leaf spot |
| Grapes | Downy mildew |
| Tea | Blister blight, black rot, red rust |
| Rice | Brown leaf spot |
| Tobacco | Frog-eye leaf spot, black shank, downy mildew |
General regulatory rate: Many listed uses specify 2.5 kg/ha in 750–1000 L water. Cardamom, coffee and tea have different label rates and water volumes; use their exact pack directions rather than the general rate. PHI is not stated in the cited label.
Application Guide
- Premix the measured WP in a small volume of water to form a smooth slurry, then add it to the partly filled spray tank.
- Maintain agitation and apply as a uniform foliar spray with thorough coverage of vulnerable plant surfaces.
- Use protectively or at early disease appearance; follow the current label for repeat timing and maximum applications.
- For fruit trees, retain any label-specified safener instruction; do not improvise oil or tank mixtures.
Safety and Stewardship
- Wear label-specified protective clothing and avoid inhaling wettable-powder dust or spray mist.
- Copper fungicides are hazardous to fish and aquatic organisms; keep spray, runoff and wash water away from ponds and aquaculture.
- Do not mix with another product unless the current labels permit it and compatibility is confirmed.
- Keep away from children, food and feed; store and dispose of the container exactly as directed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Dhanucop systemic?
No. Dhanucop is primarily a protective contact fungicide, so complete coverage is important.
Can one rate be used for every crop?
No. Several crops have special rates and water volumes. Follow the current Dhanucop label for the intended crop and disease.
Can it be applied after symptoms become severe?
Copper products work best preventively or at early disease appearance as part of a label-compliant programme.
Safety and Disclaimer
For agricultural use only. The current registered Dhanucop label and leaflet are the controlling sources for crop, disease, dose, spray interval, harvest restriction, compatibility, protective equipment, first aid and disposal. Product performance depends on correct diagnosis, timing, calibration, coverage and field conditions.
Quick Facts
Watering
Twice a week
Sunlight
Indirect light
Humidity
High 60-80%
Temperature
18-27°C