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Field experiments demonstrate efficacy of natural products against Diplocarpon rosae, highlighting safe interventions.
Field experiments were conducted to evaluate the effects of foliar fertilizers – Actifos, Solfan PK, plant growth promoters – Atonik SL, Biosept Active, Huwa-San TR-50, PronTech, a biotechnological agent – liquid Bioczos, oils – Atpolan 80 EC, Olejan 85 EC and UHT Milk used for spraying roses four times every 7 days (curatively) or nine times every 14 days (preventively) to control the development of disease symptoms caused by Diplocarpon rosae. When used preventively, the highest efficacy was shown by: Olejan 85 EC, PronTech, Solfan PK and UHT Milk. In the first experiment, the efficacy of the products used curatively assessed three days after the completion of four treatments was above 62% except for UHT Milk, and in the second experiment it was above 89% for all the products. Spore germination tests showed that only Huwa-San TR-50, Olejan 85 EC and UHT Milk showed relatively low efficacy. None of the tested products was phytotoxic to rose plants.
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