Restrictions on Plant Protection Products (PPPs): PPPs may only be applied to open land if it is used for agricultural, forestry, or horticultural purposes. For applications on other areas (so-called non-agricultural land such as courtyards, garage driveways, and footpaths) or on paved surfaces, you require an exemption permit from your local plant protection service (§ 12 para. 2 of the German Plant Protection Act). Description: The tomato spray recommended by plant doctor René Wadas, containing extracts of rhubarb and horseradish, is a ready-to-use, revitalizing plant strengthener that regenerates environmentally damaged plants. Regular, preventative application strengthens leaf surfaces and roots, thus naturally fortifying plants susceptible to fungal diseases. No waiting period is required between application and harvest; immediate consumption is perfectly fine. Application: For all fungus-prone plants, tomatoes, and other vegetables, herbs, and fruits, as well as ornamental plants. Against: Fungal diseases. Properties: For maintaining the health and strengthening of fungus-prone plants, including tomatoes, other vegetables, herbs, and fruits, and ornamental plants. Strengthens leaf surfaces and roots, thus providing natural strengthening. Also suitable for vegan cultivation. Co-developed by the plant doctor® René Wadas. Safe for pets, bees, and other beneficial insects. Instructions for use: Spray all plant parts until dripping wet in dry weather, either in the morning or evening. Repeat the application after rain and wash treated tomatoes thoroughly before consumption. For weakened and environmentally damaged plants, regular application every 7-10 days is recommended. Application period: year-round. Active ingredients: extracts of rhubarb and horseradish. Bee hazard: NB664 (B4) not hazardous to bees. Packaging size: 750 ml spray bottle. Important information: Here we provide you with general information about the risks of using plant protection products for humans, animals, and the environment. This includes user protection, proper storage, handling, and application, as well as safe disposal in accordance with waste management regulations and low-risk plant protection options. Information on the general handling, storage, and disposal of plant protection products can be found on the BVL (Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety) website here. Download "Buyer Information Sheet on the Sale of Plant Protection Products"