What diseases does zinc thiazole treat?

Thiazole zinc is a thiadiazole organic zinc fungicide that has good preventive effects on most bacterial diseases of plants, including vegetables , fruit trees and grain crops. So what diseases does it specifically treat? Let’s learn more about it below.

What diseases does zinc thiazole treat?

Thiazole zinc has a very broad spectrum of disease control and can be used to control bacterial soft rot of cabbage , bacterial punch hole disease of peach, bacterial wilt of Solanaceae crops, soft rot of taro, bacterial leaf streak of rice, bacterial angular leaf spot of beans, Banana disease of banana, gummosis of peach and many other bacterial diseases.

How to use zinc thiazole?

1. Usage

(1) To prevent and control citrus canker, scab, anthracnose and other diseases, spray the stems and leaves of the entire plant evenly with 400-500 times diluted 20% zinc thiazole suspension before or in the early stages of the disease.

(2) To prevent and control diseases such as bacterial wilt, fusarium wilt, sudden wilt, bacterial angular leaf spot, target leaf spot, downy mildew, etc. of cucumbers, watermelons, melons, squashes, etc., use 50% pyrimidine ester·thiazole zinc suspension 40-60 ml/mu, diluted with 30 kg of water for spraying in the early stage of the disease.

(3) To prevent and control diseases such as bacterial wilt, fusarium wilt, soft rot, scab, leaf blight, late blight, canker, cotton blight, etc. in crops such as peppers, tomatoes, and eggplants, use it in the early stage of the disease. You can use 30-40 ml of 50% thiazolinone zinc suspension, add 30 kg of water and spray evenly.

2. Notes

Zinc thiazole cannot be mixed with strong acid or alkaline agents. Avoid mixing it with foliar fertilizers , insecticides and fungicides containing metal ions. When used to prevent and treat the same disease, pay attention to alternating it with other types of agents to avoid affecting the prevention and control effect and preventing the bacteria from developing drug resistance too quickly.



In general, zinc thiazole has a good preventive and therapeutic effect on various fungal diseases. When using zinc thiazole, the recommended dosage and usage should be strictly followed in the instructions to avoid causing phytotoxicity to plants. At the same time, in order to prevent the bacteria from developing drug resistance, it is recommended to use it alternately with other fungicides with different mechanisms of action.