Greenlife Croptech Phyton-T Nutrient Enhancer

• Phyton-T is a unique biological product derived from Sea-Weed Extract (Sargassum weightii)
• This product can be used in both nursery and main field
• Phyton-T is proven to tackle Carbendazim residue problem with ease
• This product helps in better nutrient uptake, better root growth and higher yield

Technical Content

• Phyton-T contains biologically activated nutrients, Enzymes, Hydrolyzed protein complexes and plant growth promoters (Auxins, Gibberllins, Cytokinins, Betaines, etc)

•          Mode of Entry: Systemic     

•     Mode of Action: Phyton-T induces enzyme activity that imparts resistance to both biotic and abiotic stresses. It also reduces false ripening effectively due to high chlorophyll content per unit area

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

• Phyton-T increases the nutrient uptake of the plants.
• It provides increased resistance to pests and diseases
• This product works as growth stimulant as well as quality enhancer
• It provides drought and frost resistance to plants.
• Phyton-T enhances plant vitality by increasing leaf size, boosting leaf count, and promoting vigorous growth for healthier plants.
• It also reduces the loss due to false or premature ripening in tobacco

Usage

CROPS

•          Recommended Crops: All vegetable crops, black pepper, coffee, ginger, grapes, potato, cotton, mulberry, Cucurbits, Tobacco, Paddy and all types of fruits and flower crops

Method of Application and Dosage

• Foliar spray/ Soil Drenching: 2-3 ml/ L of water (For Nursery)
• Foliar spray/ Soil Drenching:5 ml/ L of water (For Main Crop)
• Rhizome soaking: 5 ml/ L (Soak for 1 hour just before sowing)
• Number of Application: 3-4 times at 15 days interval

Additional Information

• Phyton-T is compatible with most fungicides, insecticides and antagonists
• Phyton-T has a uniquely proven antidote property against various herbicide injuries and toxicities, making it the first of its kind.
• When foliar spraying, always mix well, for better coverage and penetration into the plants
• For better absorption and to avoid run off, soil drenching should be done when soil is dry