Nidar - Myclobutanil 10% WP - HPM

HPM Nidar Myclobutanil 10% WP Fungicide: Product Overview

HPM Nidar is a systemic fungicide containing Myclobutanil 10% WP. HPM identifies Nidar as a triazole fungicide with protective and curative activity. The current Government of India major-use list registers this formulation for apple scab, grape powdery mildew, and chilli powdery mildew, leaf spot and die-back.

Myclobutanil belongs to FRAC Group 3, the demethylation inhibitor (DMI) fungicides. Use Nidar only on a crop and disease printed on the current container label. Diagnosis matters: a fungicide will not control insect, mite, nutrient or bacterial problems.

Why Choose HPM Nidar?

• Systemic fungicide: The active ingredient is absorbed into treated plant tissue, supporting protection beyond the spray deposit.
• Protective and curative activity: HPM describes Nidar for prevention and control of the label-listed fungal diseases.
• Focused registered uses: The approved scope is clearly defined for apple, grape and chilli, helping farmers avoid unsupported crop claims.
• Resistance-group clarity: FRAC Group 3 identification makes it easier to plan label-compliant resistance management with a qualified crop adviser.
• Wettable-powder formulation: The 10% WP formulation is supplied in measured packs for label-directed preparation.

Technical Specifications

How Myclobutanil Works

Myclobutanil is a demethylation inhibitor. FRAC places it in Group 3 because it acts at C14-demethylase in fungal sterol biosynthesis. Interfering with this pathway restricts production of sterols needed for normal fungal membrane development and growth.

Group 3 is a single-site mode-of-action group. FRAC advises that cross-resistance can occur among DMI fungicides active against the same fungus. Do not treat another Group 3 product as a true rotation partner merely because its trade name is different.

Registered Crops and Diseases

Verified Dose, Water Volume and PHI

The Government of India major-use table expresses the formulation concentration as 0.04%. Keep the crop-specific water volume and pre-harvest interval (PHI) together; do not transfer one crop's directions to another.

PHI is the minimum interval between the last application and harvest. The current pack label supplied with the product is the final instruction; use its measurement, spray method and restrictions.

Application and Resistance-Management Guidance

• Confirm the diagnosis: Match both crop and fungal disease to the current label before preparing the spray.
• Measure accurately: Follow the label's mixing order for the WP formulation and maintain agitation as directed.
• Cover the target: Use the label-specified water volume and application equipment for even coverage without runoff.
• Protect Group 3: Follow label limits and obtain local advice on rotation with an effective, non-cross-resistant mode of action.
• Weather and mixing: Do not rely on a fixed rain-fast period or tank-mix claim unless it appears on the current label.

Frequently Asked Questions

Safety and Disclaimer

Read and follow the current product label before use. Wear the personal protective equipment specified on the label, avoid inhaling dust or spray, prevent skin and eye contact, and keep the product in its original labelled container away from children, food, feed and waterways. Do not reuse the empty container. Product information here supports identification and shopping; the supplied label and applicable local directions control use.