Katra Lysorus offers a natural, chemical-free solution for farmers facing viral and bacterial challenges in crops. Designed as a dual-action Bactericide + Virucide, Lysorus ensures not only immediate protection but also strengthens plant defenses for the long term. A single application sets up a shield, helping plants grow vigorously while facing pests and weather extremes confidently.

Why Katra Lysorus is a Must for Every Farmer

Key Product Specifications

How to Apply Katra Lysorus

1. Mix 1 gram of Lysorus powder with 50 ml of the provided activator per acre.
2. Prepare the spray solution using clean water.
3. Apply evenly over the crop foliage during the early morning or late afternoon.
4. Avoid spraying during intense sunlight or rainfall for best absorption.

Real Farmer Stories

“Before Lysorus, our chili crop suffered every season. Now, even viral spots are rare, and the plants are greener and stronger!”

“Safe for plants, easy to use, and no chemical smell — Lysorus has helped our cotton fields recover faster from bacterial wilt issues.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I apply Lysorus with regular pesticide sprays?

A: It’s best to apply Lysorus separately to avoid dilution or chemical reactions that may reduce its effectiveness.

Q: How often should Lysorus be sprayed?

A: One application provides long-term protection; however, re-application may be needed based on pest pressure.

Q: Is it safe for fruit-bearing plants?

A: Yes, Lysorus is toxin-free and safe for fruits, vegetables, and all other crops.

Q: What happens if I over-apply Lysorus?

A: Overuse can harm crops and soil microflora. Always stick to recommended doses.

Storage and Safety Tips

• Store in a dry, cool place away from sunlight and water sources.
• Wear gloves, mask, and protective clothing during application.
• Keep away from food items and animal feed.
• Never overuse or overdose the product; follow instructions strictly.

Disclaimer: For best results, consult agricultural experts or refer to product labels. Environmental and crop conditions may influence performance.