Kirari Fungicide (Amisulbrom 20% SC) by Dhanuka is a contact fungicide with protective and curative action used for the management of oomycete diseases in crops. It is recommended for controlling late blight in potato and downy mildew in grapes. Kirari provides preventive action by inhibiting spore germination and also helps suppress sporulation on newly formed lesions. Its rapid penetration into the leaf wax layer provides rainfast protection after application.
Amisulbrom 20% SC (17.7% w/w)
Mode of Entry: Contact action with penetration activity
Mode of Action: Kirari contains Amisulbrom, which inhibits fungal respiration by binding to the Qi (Quinone inhibitor) site of cytochrome. This interruption of energy production affects multiple life stages of oomycete pathogens; Prevents spore germination for strong preventive disease control. Suppresses sporulation on new lesions and limits further disease spread. Provides protective and limited curative activity against target diseases.
Time of Application: Apply Kirari when disease incidence is observed or at the recommended crop stage. For best results, apply during the early stages of disease development.
Crop |
Target disease |
Dosage per acre |
Dilution in water per acre |
Dosage per litre of water |
Waiting period |
Potato |
Late blight |
200 ml |
150–200 L |
1–1.33 ml |
19 days |
Grapes |
Downy mildew |
150 ml |
160–400 L |
0.37–0.94 ml |
59 days |
Method of Application
Foliar Spray: Apply Kirari as a foliar spray using suitable spraying equipment. Use Knapsack sprayer, Foot sprayer, Compression knapsack sprayer, Battery sprayer fitted with hollow cone nozzle. Ensure uniform spray coverage on the crop.
Best Time to Spray
Consult an agronomist before mixing Kirari with other crop protection products.
Store Kirari in its original sealed container. Keep in a cool, dry and well ventilated place.
Store away from food, feed and other articles. Keep away from children and unauthorized persons.
“For best results, Apply Dhanuka Kirari at the recommended dose during the early stages of disease development for effective management of late blight and downy mildew. Ensure uniform crop coverage and follow resistance management practices by rotating fungicides with different modes of action.” - BigHaat Agronomy Expert
Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.
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