MIEDZIAN® EXTRA 350 SC
FUNGICIDE and BACTERICIDE in the form of a concentrated suspension for dilution with water (SC), with contact activity, intended for preventive use in the protection of plants against diseases caused by fungi, fungus-like organisms and bacteria. According to the FRAC classification, the active substance copper, in the form of copper oxychloride, is classified in group M1.
copper oxychloride - 350 g Cu/L
Poland, Ukraine, Moldova
2 years
250 ml, 500 ml, 1 l, 5 l, 10 l
MIEDZIAN EXTRA 350 SC
CERTIFIED FOR USE IN ORGANIC FARMING
CROPS / DISEASES |
RECOMMENDED APPLICATION RATE |
RECOMMENDED WATER VOLUME |
APPLICATION TIMING |
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APPLE |
1.5 L/ha (0.91 L per 10,000 m² LWA – Leaf Wall Area) |
500-750 l/ha |
Apply the product preventively during the bud development stage (BBCH 00–07). Due to the risk of phytotoxicity (leaf burn), apply the product only for the first treatments. |
|
PEAR |
1.5 L/ha (1.36 L per 10,000 m² LWA – leaf wall area) |
500-750 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively during the bud development stage (BBCH 00–07). Due to the risk of causing burns, the product should only be used for the first treatments. |
|
PEAR
|
1,5 l/ha (1,36 l na 10 tys. m2 LWA -ściany liści) 0.75 L/ha (0.68 L per 10,000 m² LWA – leaf wall area) |
500-750 l/ha 500-750 l/ha |
The product should be applied during the flowering stage (BBCH 60–69). The product should be applied at the beginning of the fruit growth stage – when the fruit reaches a size of up to 10 mm (BBCH 71). |
|
SOUR CHERRY, SWEET CHERRY
|
3.0 L/ha (1.88 L per 10,000 m² LWA – leaf wall area) 1.5 L/ha (0.94 L per 10,000 m² |
500-750 l/ha 500-750 l/ha |
The product should be applied at the flower bud swelling stage (BBCH 51). The product should be applied at the beginning of the flowering stage (BBCH 60). |
|
PEACH (minor crops) |
3,0 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied during the leafless period, preferably during bud swelling (BBCH 00-03) or in autumn.
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|
QUINCE, MEDLAR (minor crops) |
0,9 – 1,5 l/ha |
500-750 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively during the bud development stage (BBCH 00-07). Due to the risk of causing burns, the product should only be used for the first treatments. |
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COMMON QUINCE, COMMON MEDLAR (minor crops) |
1,5 l/ha 0,75 l/ha |
500-750 l/ha 500-750 l/ha |
The product should be applied during the flowering stage (BBCH 60-69). a { The product should be applied at the beginning of the fruit growth stage – when the fruit reaches a size of up to 10 mm (BBCH 71).
Interval between applications: 7-10 days Maximum number of applications per growing season: 4 |
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APRICOT, PLUM (minor crops)
|
3,0 l/ha 1,5 l/ha |
500-750 l/ha 500-750 l/ha |
The product should be applied from the flower bud swelling stage (BBCH 51). The product should be applied at the beginning of the flowering stage (BBCH 60). |
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WALNUT, COMMON HAZEL (minor crops)
|
2,0-3,0 l/ha |
800-1000 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively, from bud break until before the flowering of female flowers (BBCH 60). |
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FIELD-GROWN TOMATO (minor crops)
|
2,0 – 2,5 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring, during periods when disease occurrence is expected, from the beginning of inflorescence development until the stage when 50% of the fruit has developed its typical colour (BBCH 51–85), 2–3 times per season at 7–10 day intervals, alternately with fungicides containing active substances from other chemical groups with a different mode of action. |
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TOMATO GROWN IN GREENHOUSES AND UNDER PROTECTION (minor crops) |
0.36% (360 ml of the product in 100 litres |
20-100 l/1000 m2 |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring, during periods when there is an expected risk of late blight or bacterial speck, from the stage when the sixth inflorescence is visible to the stage when 80% of the fruits have attained their typical colour (BBCH 56-88), 2-3 times per season at intervals of 7-10 days, alternately with fungicides containing active substances from other chemical groups with a different mode of action. |
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FIELD-GROWN CUCUMBER (minor crops)
|
2,0 – 2,5 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring during periods when the disease is expected to occur, from the stage when the 2nd flower on the main shoot is open to the stage when the 8th fruit on the main shoot reaches its typical shape and harvest size (BBCH 62-78), 2-3 times per season at intervals of 7-10 days, alternately with fungicides containing active substances from other chemical groups with a different mode of action. |
|
FIELD-GROWN CUCUMBER (minor crops)
|
2,5 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring, during periods when the disease is expected to occur, from the stage when the second flower on the main stem is open to the stage when the eighth fruit on the main stem has reached its typical shape and harvest size (BBCH 62-78), 2-3 times per season at intervals of 7-10 days, alternately with fungicides containing active substances from other chemical groups with a different mode of action. |
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GREENHOUSE AND PROTECTED CUCUMBER (minor crops) |
0.23% (230 ml of the product in 100 litres of |
20-100 l/1000 m2 |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring during periods when there is a risk of downy mildew or angular leaf spot of cucumber. Treatments should be carried out from the stage when the cotyledons are fully unfolded until the stage of full maturity, when all fruits have developed their typical colour (BBCH 10-89). Apply 2-4 treatments at 7-day intervals, alternating with fungicides containing active substances from other chemical groups with a different mode of action. |
|
GREEN BEAN (minor crops)
|
2,0- 2,5 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively, from full flowering (50% of flowers open) to the end of flowering (90% of flowers have faded: first pods visible) (BBCH 65-69), performing 2-3 applications at 7-day intervals, especially when there is a risk of bacterial disease. |
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AUBERGINE, FIELD-GROWN (minor crops) |
2,5 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring, during periods when there is an expected risk of late blight or bacterial speck. The product should be applied 2-3 times per season, at 7-10 day intervals, from the beginning of inflorescence development until the stage when 50% of the fruits have developed their typical colour (BBCH 51-85). Apply alternately with fungicides containing active substances from other chemical groups with a different mode of action. |
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EGGPLANT, GROWN IN GREENHOUSES AND UNDER COVER (minor crops) |
0.36% (360 ml of the product in 100 litres |
20-100 l/1000 m2 |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease forecasting during periods |
|
FIELD-GROWN ZUCCHINI (minor crops) |
2,5 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring during periods |
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MELON, PUMPKIN, WATERMELON, GROWN IN GREENHOUSES AND UNDER PROTECTION (minor crops)
|
0.36% (360 ml of the product in 100 litres |
20-100 l/1000 m2 |
The product should be applied preventively or according to disease monitoring during periods |
|
RUNNER BEAN, SUGAR SNAP PEA (minor crops) |
2,5 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively, from full flowering (50% of flowers |
|
BLACKCURRANT (minor crops) |
3,0 l/ha |
700 l/ha |
The product should be applied preventively, from the stage when all flower buds in the cluster are separated until full flowering, with at least 50% of flowers open and the first petals falling (BBCH 59-65). |
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}Pre-harvest interval (period from the last application of the product to the harvest of the crop):
Apple, peach, walnut, common hazel – not required.
Pear, sour cherry, sweet cherry, common quince, common medlar, apricot, plum – 14 days.
Green bean, tomato (field-grown), aubergine (syn. eggplant) (field-grown),
courgette, runner bean, sugar snap pea, melon, pumpkin, watermelon (in
greenhouse cultivation and under covers), blackcurrant – 7 days.
Tomato (in greenhouse cultivation and under covers), cucumber (field-grown), cucumber (in
greenhouse cultivation and under covers), aubergine (syn. eggplant) (in greenhouse cultivation and under covers) – 3 days. -
H302 – Harmful if swallowed.
H332 – Harmful if inhaled.
H317 – May cause an allergic skin reaction.
H319 – Causes serious eye irritation.
H410 – Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
EUH 401 – To avoid risks to human health and the environment, comply with the instructions for use.
P261 – Avoid breathing vapours/spray.
P264 – Wash hands thoroughly after handling.
P280 – Wear protective gloves, protective clothing, eye protection, face protection.
P301+P312 – IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor if you feel unwell.
P302 + P352 – IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of water.
P304+P340 – IF INHALED: Remove person to fresh air and keep comfortable for breathing.
P305 + P351 + P338 – IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.
P333 + P313 – If skin irritation or rash occurs: Get medical advice/attention.
P391 – Collect spillage.Use crop protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use. Pay attention to the appropriate warning statements and symbols shown on product labels.
Files to download
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1. Miedzian Extra 350 SC etykieta użytkowania profesjonalnego_05.2023
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2. Miedzian Extra 350 SC etykieta użytkowania nieprofesjonalnego 05.2023
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3. MIEDZIAN EXTRA 350 SC_SDS_ver 3.1 PL
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4. MIEDZIAN EXTRA 350 SC - ulotka_2026
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5. Miedzian Extra 350 SC-label_Ukraine_2025-2029
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