A water-soluble liquid plant growth regulator for reducing russeting in apples.

Apple
  • Reduces russeting and cracking.
  • Increases plasticity of fruit skin, making it less susceptible to cracking.
  • Improved marketability of fruit.
  • High GA4 purity and insignificant GA7 levels.
  • Minimum inhibition of return bloom.
  • Positive effect on fruit size and fruit set.
  • Easy to use liquid formulation.
  • Do not apply in tank mixtures with insecticides, foliar feeds or other plant growth regulators.
  • Apply in a sufficient volume of water to ensure thorough coverage without excessive run-off.
  • Do not apply when the air temperature is lower than 10 °C or
    greater than 32 °C.
  • Applications in the mornings or evenings are preferable.
  • Delay application after rain until flower parts and leaves are free of surface droplets.
  • Do not re-spray in the event of rain falling within six hours after application.
  • Direct 85% of the spray mix as a uniform fine mist spray to the upper two thirds of trees.
  • Apply 4-5 treatments of 100 ml/100 l water starting at full bloom, with 7-10 day spray intervals.
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The difference is in the detail... FALGRO 4 SL gets it right. - Reduces fruit set - for less compact clusters and better airflow within bunches. - Increases berry size - by promoting cell division and elongation at key stages of development. - Cultivar-specific flexibility - Dosage and timing can be adjusted to suit different table grape varieties and growing regions.

Reduces fruit set – for less compact clusters and better airflow within bunches. Increases berry size – by promoting cell division and elongation at key

ACTIVE INGREDIENT

Gibberellin A4 & A7 10 g/ℓ

PACKAGING

1 l

REG. NO.

L10187

REGISTRATION DETAILS

Villa Crop Protection (Pty) Ltd.
Reg. No. 1992/002474/07
PO Box 10413, Aston Manor, 1630.
Tel. 011 396 2233

 

 

CROPS & TARGET

ApplesApples - Reduction of russeting

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