Miravis 200 SC

Why Miravis 200 SC has become the standard for orchard and vegetable protection

When it comes to controlling stubborn diseases like apple scab or carrot alternaria, you don't just need a spray—you need predictable results. At the heart of this fungicide lies the ADEPIDYN molecule (pydiflumetofen). As an operator in the field, I value its translaminar effect: the product literally locks into the leaf wax layer and keeps working even after heavy rain, where other products would simply wash off.

Operation and Tank Mixing

The suspension concentrate (SC) formulation is extremely user-friendly when preparing tank mixes. It disperses perfectly and doesn’t clog sprayer nozzles, which is critical when covering large areas. In my experience, the rate of 0.15–0.75 L/ha allows for flexible application: I go for the maximum dose on apples, while maintaining a balanced rate on vegetable crops.

• Dual action: The product works as both a contact and systemic fungicide, providing an edge when the disease pressure is already high.
• Versatility: A single product covers the needs of both orchards (cherries, peaches, apples) and vegetable fields (onions, cucumbers, watermelons).
• Performance: It is outstanding against powdery mildew and grey mold, which often break through cheaper, generic alternatives.

Important: The 3rd hazard class requires standard safety precautions, but it is significantly more comfortable to handle than old-school aggressive chemicals. Two applications per season are enough to keep the garden clean until harvest time.