Protect Your Crops Effectively with Dual-Action Fungicide

Saaf Fungicide from UPL is a powerful combination of Carbendazim 12% and Mancozeb 63%, designed to offer both systemic and contact action against a broad range of fungal diseases in major crops. Its dual mode of action ensures deep internal protection as well as surface-level disease control — giving farmers confidence in every spray.

Why Farmers Prefer UPL Saaf Fungicide

• Double Action Formula – Combines Carbendazim (systemic) and Mancozeb (contact) to fight fungal diseases from root to leaf
• Fast & Visible Results – Many farmers report visible improvement within 3 days
• One Product, Many Crops – Works for paddy, tomato, grape, mango, tea, brinjal, and more
• Easy to use – Just mix with water and spray in the morning or evening

How to Use Saaf Fungicide

• General Dosage: 2 to 5 grams per litre of water  
• Spraying Time: Morning or evening  
• Tip: Avoid spraying before rainfall  
• Frequency: Repeat every 10–15 days if infection is high

Diseases It Controls (Crop Wise)

• Paddy – Blast  
• Chilli – Fruit rot, Leaf spot, Powdery mildew  
• Grape – Anthracnose, Downy mildew, Powdery mildew  
• Potato – Early blight, Late blight, Black scurf  
• Mango – Powdery mildew, Anthracnose  
• Tea – Red rust, Grey blight, Blister blight  
• Groundnut – Leaf spot, Collar rot, Root rot, Tikka leaf spot

Recommended Dose Per Crop

• Chilli – 300 g  
• Grape – 1.5 g/litre water  
• Groundnut – 200 g (foliar), 2.5 g/kg seed  
• Mango – 1.5 g/litre water  
• Potato – 700 g  
• Tea – 500–600 g  
• Paddy – 300 g

FAQs – UPL Saaf Fungicide

• Q1. What is the mode of action of UPL Saaf Fungicide?  
  Ans: UPL Saaf has dual action – systemic (Carbendazim) and contact (Mancozeb). It works both inside the plant and on its surface to control fungal infections effectively.
• Q2. Can I use UPL Saaf on vegetables like tomato and chilli?  
  Ans: Yes, UPL Saaf is suitable for vegetables such as tomato, chilli, brinjal, onion, and more.
• Q3. What is the general dosage of UPL Saaf Fungicide?  
  Ans: The recommended dosage is 2 to 5 grams per litre of water, depending on crop and disease severity.
• Q4. How often should I apply UPL Saaf?  
  Ans: It can be applied every 10–15 days if the infection is active. For preventive use, one spray every 20 days is usually enough.
• Q5. Is UPL Saaf safe for all crops?  
  Ans: Yes, when used as per the recommended dosage, it is safe for most crops including fruits, vegetables, pulses, and grains.
• Q6. Can I mix UPL Saaf with other sprays?  
  Ans: Yes, it is compatible with most commonly used insecticides and foliar nutrients. However, always perform a jar test before mixing.
• Q7. Does UPL Saaf work during monsoon season?  
  Ans: Yes, it is effective even in high humidity and is commonly used during monsoon to control blast and leaf spots.
• Q8. How should I store unused UPL Saaf?  
  Ans: Keep it in a tightly closed packet in a dry, cool place away from children and pets.