October 30, 2025
The floriculture industry is undergoing rapid change. Evolving market standards, increased scrutiny on pesticide residues, and a push for sustainable production are redefining how rose growers manage crop protection.
New standards and regulations have led to restrictions or bans on several active ingredients, leaving growers with fewer options for managing diseases like powdery mildew.
The floriculture industry is undergoing rapid change. Evolving market standards, increased scrutiny on pesticide residues, and a push for sustainable production are redefining how rose growers manage crop protection.
New standards and regulations have led to restrictions or bans on several active ingredients, leaving growers with fewer options for managing diseases like powdery mildew.
Some export markets even limit the number of active ingredients that can be used. This makes it harder to rely on pre-mixed products or those that convert into other actives molecules after application.
Growers now need modern, single-active solutions that meet these new standards.
A NEW Solution: Verpixo 100 SC
Verpixo 100 SC introduces a new generation of fungicide technology for effective powdery mildew management in roses.
It contains a single active ingredient- (Adavelt™ Florylpicoxamid), providing clean, targeted performance that fits market and certification requirements.
New Mode of Action – FRAC 21
Verpixo belongs to FRAC Group 21, offering a unique mode of action not found in other current fungicides used for Powdery management in Roses.
This makes it an excellent rotational partner for resistance management programs, helping maintain the long-term effectiveness of your crop protection plan.
Benefits:
- Helps break resistance cycles
- Supports sustainable disease control
- Adds flexibility in rotation programs
Safe and Flexible for Field Operations
Verpixo 100 SC has a favorable toxicological profile, meaning it’s safer for users and workers.
It allows for short re-entry intervals, so activities like pruning, scouting, or harvesting can resume sooner after spraying.
Key advantages:
- Low toxicity profile
- Short re-entry time
- Greater flexibility in field management
Fits Perfectly in IPM Programs
In today’s sustainability-driven market, compatibility with biological control agents is very important.
Verpixo is friendly with most biocontrols, making it an ideal fit for Integrated Pest Management (IPM) systems.
Advantages for IPM:
- Compatible with common biocontrol agents
- Maintains beneficial insect populations
- Supports sustainable and eco-friendly production
The Smart Choice for Rose Growers
With limited fungicide options and growing pressure for compliance, rose growers need a reliable, flexible, and sustainable solution.
Verpixo delivers:
- Excellent powdery mildew control
- A unique FRAC 21 mode of action
- IPM compatibility
- Worker safety and flexibility
- Market and standards compliance
It’s time for rose growers to move forward with confidence—it’s time for Verpixo 100 SC