Bayer Planofix – Alpha Naphthyl Acetic Acid 4.5 SL (4.5% ww) Increase and Improving the Quality and Yield Of Fruits, Reduces Pre-Harvest Berry Drop- 100 ML

Overview Product Name Planofix Plant Growth Regulator Brand Bayer Category Growth Regulators Technical Content Alpha Naphthyl Acetic Acid 4.5% SL Classification Chemical Product Description About Product Planofix Bayer is a plant growth regulator, and it is an aqueous solution. Planofix technical name – Alpha Napthyl Acetic Acid 4.5 SL (4.5 % w/w) It helps to increase and improving the quality and yield of fruits. Planofix Bayer Technical Details Technical Content: Alpha Napthyl Acetic Acid 4.5 SL (4.5 % w/w) Mode of Action: Planofix when sprayed on plants prevents the formation of abscission layer by suppressing ethylene gas produced and hence thereby prevents the shedding of flowers, buds and fruits. Key Features and Benefits Planofix Bayer used for the purpose of inducing flowering, preventing the unripe fruits. It helps in enlarging fruit size, increasing and improving the quality and yield of fruits. Reduces pre-harvest berry drop in grapes. Planofix Increases the resistance of plants to stress, such as drought and frost. Improves the shelf life of fruits by delaying ripening. Increases fruit size in pineapple and grapes. Pineapple: to induce flowering and uniform growth, to increase fruit size & to delay maturity Planofix Bayer Usage and Crops Recommended Crops: Pineapple, Tomato, Chilli, Mango, Grapes etc. Dosage: 44.4ml in 200 liters of water (10 ppm) & 88.8ml in 400 liters of water (100 ppm) Method of Application: Foliar Application Pineapple: Apply just before expected flowering. Drench the whole fruit but avoid the spray drift to young crop. Again, wet the whole fruit 2 weeks before harvest. Tomato: At the time of flowering apply twice. Chillies: First spray during flowering. Second spray 20-30 days after spray (2 applications). Mango: First spray when tender fruits are of pea size. Malformation before fruit bud differentiation- approximate 3 months before flowering. Grapes: First spray at pruning Second spray when flowering starts. (To control berry, drop in grapes, Spray on matured grapes branches 10-15 days before harvesting) Additional Information Should be sprayed during cool part of the day. Prevents natural shedding of squares, bolls in cotton, flowers in vegetables, chilies, and fruits like mango. Though compatible with most pesticides, individual application will give good result. Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.