Copper Soap Overview
Copper Soap is a formulation of a naturally occurring fatty acid and soluble copper.

Crops

• Flowers Plants
• Vegetables
• Houseplants

Pests

Effective against:

• Downy mildew
• Early blight
• Powdery mildew

Compatibility

• Copper Soap is compatible with most commonly used fungicides.
• Physical compatibility should first be checked by mixing the current proportion of Copper Soap and other products in a small test jar.
• Growers should test tank mix combinations for phytotoxicity on a sample of plants or crops prior to use.
• Do not apply in temperatures above 30ºC.

Precautions

• Do not eat, drink, or smoke while applying Copper Soap.
• Wash with soap and water after handling Copper Soap.
• Avoid contaminating water, food, or feed during disposal.
• Do not re-use the container. Destroy the empty container and dispose of it safely.

Warnings

• Copper Soap is harmful if swallowed.
• Avoid contact with eyes, skin, and clothing.
• Keep Copper Soap out of reach of children and uninformed persons.
• Store in its original container, in a cool, dry place, away from food and animal feed.

Directions

• Use the lower recommended dosage rate as a preventative measure.
• Spray crops before wet and humid conditions occur to protect foliage from fungal infections.
• For curative measures, use the higher dosage rate.

Dosage

• 10-20ml/1ℓ water

Application instructions:

• Apply as a full cover spray, ensuring thorough wetting of the plant.
• Under wet and humid conditions, apply every 14 days or re-apply after rain.
• Shake well before use.

Active Ingredient

• By mass Copper octanoate 100g/ℓ

Reg. no. L7064 Act 36 of 1947