Sulphur 80% typically refers to a formulation of elemental sulfur that contains 80% active ingredient, often used as a fungicide and pesticide in agricultural settings. The remaining 20% might include various inert ingredients, which can include carriers or additives that help improve the product's efficacy or ease of application.

Ingredients:

Sulphur 80% + 20% other trace elements

Uses in Plants:

1. Fungicide: Sulfur is effective against a range of fungal diseases, including powdery mildew, downy mildew, and rusts.

2. Pesticide: It can also protect against certain pests, such as mites and thrips.

3. Soil Amendment: Sulfur can help lower soil pH, making it beneficial for crops that prefer acidic conditions.

4. Nutrient Supply: As a source of sulfur, it contributes to the synthesis of amino acids (like cysteine and methionine) and aids in plant protein production.

Application:

• Spraying: Sulfur products can be diluted in water and sprayed on plant foliage.

• Granular Application: Some formulations can be applied in granular form to the soil or around the base of plants.

• Timing: It's essential to apply sulfur during cool, dry conditions to prevent phytotoxicity and maximize effectiveness.

Considerations:

• Temperature Sensitivity: Avoid applying sulfur when temperatures are above 85°F (29°C) to prevent plant damage.

• Compatibility: Check compatibility with other pesticides or fertilizers, as some combinations can be harmful to plants.