Copper Sulphate Pure (Crystal-24%)

This 24% crystalized Copper Sulphate product is a trusted solution for agricultural use. Its high purity and precision in concentration guarantee maximum effectiveness in promoting plant growth and preventing fungus. As a top choice among experts, it is a reliable investment for optimal results in your crops.

Here's a description of its uses:

1. Fungicide: Copper sulfate is extensively employed as a fungicide in agriculture to control fungal diseases affecting crops. It is effective against a broad spectrum of plant pathogens, including fungi, bacteria, and algae. Copper sulfate disrupts the cell membranes of fungi, inhibiting their growth and reproduction. It is commonly used to manage fungal diseases such as downy mildew, powdery mildew, leaf spot, and bacterial blight in crops like grapes, citrus fruits, potatoes, and tomatoes.

2. Algicide: Copper sulfate is utilized as an algicide to control algae growth in irrigation ditches, ponds, and reservoirs. Algae can clog irrigation systems, impede water flow, and compete with crops for nutrients and sunlight. Copper sulfate effectively kills algae by disrupting their cellular processes and preventing photosynthesis. By applying copper sulfate to water bodies, growers can suppress algae growth, improve water quality, and ensure efficient water distribution for irrigation purposes.

3. Seed Treatment: Copper sulfate solutions can be used for seed treatment to protect seeds from fungal and bacterial infections and enhance seedling vigor. Treating seeds with copper sulfate helps prevent seed-borne diseases and improves germination rates. Copper sulfate seed treatments are particularly beneficial for crops vulnerable to damping-off diseases and soil-borne pathogens. They promote healthy root development and early seedling growth, leading to better crop establishment in the field.

4. Soil Amendment: Copper sulfate can be applied to soil as a micronutrient amendment to correct copper deficiencies in crops. Copper is an essential micronutrient required by plants for various physiological processes, including enzyme activation and electron transport. Copper-deficient soils can lead to reduced crop yields and poor plant growth. By incorporating copper sulfate into the soil, growers can increase copper availability for plants, promote healthy growth, and prevent copper deficiency disorders such as leaf chlorosis and stunted growth.

5. Livestock Supplement: Copper sulfate is used as a nutritional supplement for livestock to prevent and correct copper deficiencies. Copper is essential for animal health, as it plays a vital role in enzyme function, hemoglobin synthesis, and immune system function. Copper deficiency in livestock can lead to health issues such as reduced growth, anemia, and skeletal abnormalities. By supplementing animal feed with copper sulfate, farmers ensure sufficient copper intake by livestock, improving their overall health and productivity.

✅ General Foliar Application Dosage (All Crops)

✅ Soil Application Dosage (if recommended)

• 2–5 kg per acre (depending on soil deficiency and lab report).

• Apply once per season, mixed with FYM or compost for uniform distribution.

✅ Drip Irrigation / Fertigation

• 500 gm – 1 kg per acre, depending on t uhe crop stage and severity of deficiency.

⚠️ Important Notes:

• Avoid excessive use – high copper levels can be toxic to plants and soil microflora.

• Always do a soil or tissue test if possible.

• Avoid mixing with phosphates or alkaline solutions.

• Best applied in early morning or late evening to avoid leaf burn.

⚠️IMPORTANT: Always consult an agricultural expert or agronomist before application for crop-specific advice.

Overall, copper sulfate (Crystal 24%) is a valuable tool in agriculture for disease control, algae management, seed treatment, soil amendment, and livestock nutrition. Its wide-ranging applications contribute to improved crop yields, water quality, seedling establishment, soil fertility, and animal health, making it an essential component of modern agricultural practices. However, it's essential to use copper sulfate responsibly, following recommended guidelines and application rates, to avoid potential risks of overuse or environmental contamination.