Description
About Product
- Gibberellic Acid 0.001% L (often referred to as GA3 0.001% L) is a highly effective, natural plant growth regulator (PGR) designed to stimulate and regulate plant development.
- It is a hormone extracted from plants and fungi that enhances physiological, enzymatic, and metabolic activities, leading to improved plant health and higher yields
Technical Content
- Gibberellic Acid 0.001% L
Features
- Concentration: Contains 0.001% w/w Active Ingredient (AI) as a liquid formulation.
- Eco-friendly: Generally non-toxic to plants and environmentally friendly, often used in organic farming.
- Compatibility: Compatible with most insecticides, fungicides, and fertilizers, except for highly alkaline substances like Bordeaux mixture.
- Accelerated Growth: Stimulates rapid growth, resulting in taller plants with stronger stems and larger, healthier leaves.
- Increased Yield and Quality: Enhances crop productivity, increases fruit size, and improves the overall quality of produce.
- Breaks Seed Dormancy: Helps seeds germinate faster and more uniformly.
- Boosts Flowering and Fruiting: Promotes higher flower formation, improves fruit set, and prevents premature flower/fruit dropping.
- Stress Tolerance: Enhances immunity to help plants withstand stress conditions such as drought, frost, and high temperatures.
- Improved Nutrient Uptake: Enhances root development, allowing better water and micronutrient absorption.
Mode of Action
- Accelerates cell division and cell elongation in stems, leaves, and roots.
Dosage
- 2-3 ml Per Litre
Method Of Application
- Primarily used as a foliar spray, which allows it to be easily absorbed by the foliage.
Additional Information
- Applying two sprays of Septron significantly increases the size of apples and enhance the fruit’s color.
- Crops suitability – Target Crops: Suitable for a wide range of crops including Grapes, Paddy, Sugarcane, Cotton, Banana, Potato, Tea, and vegetables (Tomato, Brinjal, Cabbage).
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