Suntech Super Tonic Growth regulators

About Suntech Super Tonic Growth regulators

• SUPER TONIC Plant Growth Regulator is a Suntech Agriscience product.
• It contains Triacontanol 0.1% EW.
• It is a natural, long-chain fatty alcohol-based plant growth promoter formulated in an eco-friendly Emulsion in Water (EW) system, designed to enhance physiological efficiency, boost photosynthetic activity, stimulate root and shoot development, and significantly increase crop yield and quality.
• SUPER TONIC is used to enhance tillering, promote root proliferation, reduce flower and fruit shedding, increase chlorophyll content, improve nutrient uptake, and maximize test weight and grain/fruit filling.
• It is recommended for cotton, chilli, tomato, paddy (rice), groundnut, potato, soybean, pulses, and fruit crops.

Technical Content of Suntech Super Tonic Growth regulators

• Triacontanol 0.1% EW.

Mode of Action

• Mode of Entry: Absorbed rapidly through foliage, green stems, and leaf cuticles, with systemic translaminar and cellular mobilization to active metabolic centers.
• Mode of Action: Acts as an endogenous metabolic activator by triggering the production of adenosine (a secondary messenger). This stimulates membrane-bound ATPase enzymes, enhances photosynthetic rate (carbon dioxide fixation), promotes carbohydrate and protein synthesis, and accelerates cell division and elongation.

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Dosage per Acre

• Per Litre of Water: 1.5 ml – 2.0 ml (approx. 25 ml – 30 ml per 15-litre spray pump)
• Per Acre (Foliar Spray - Field Crops & Vegetables): 250 ml – 300 ml in 150–200 litres of water  

Key Features & Benefits

• Enhanced Photosynthesis & Greening Effect: Increases leaf chlorophyll density and promotes stomatal conductance, maximizing carbohydrate synthesis and dry matter accumulation.  
• Advanced EW Formulation & Anti-Stress Resilience: Water-based emulsion provides superior foliar wetting, safety, and rapid absorption while helping crops withstand abiotic stresses (such as drought, salinity, and temperature fluctuations).