AMRUTH FLOWER TONE GROWTH PROMOTER

About Product

• Amruth Flower Tone Growth Promoter is an organic product that works by stimulating plant enzymes, along with the natural plant hormones gibberellic acid and growth hormones.
• It is promoting better vegetative and reproductive growth.
• It is specifically designed to improve the flowering process, resulting in increased yield.

Amruth Flower Tone Growth Promoter Technical Details

• Technical Content: Enzymes along with gibberellic acid, Organic Acid and growth hormones
• Mode of Action: Amruth Flower Tone Growth Promoter involves a biotech formulation that enhances plant growth by inducing enzymes in plants that are crucial for growth and development and supplying the plant hormones that encourage vegetative and reproductive growth, leading to better flowering and fruit set.

Key Features & Benefits

• Flower Tone enhances the size of blossoms by extending their length.
• It contributes to a 15% improvement in grain development within clusters of flowers.
• It boosts the mass of individual grains.
• It plays a significant role in elevating both the quantity and quality of the harvest.
• It helps to improve the process of flowering and fruit formation; it leads to a substantial increase in crop yield.

Amruth Flower Tone Growth Promoter Usage & Crops

Recommended Crops: All Crops

Dosage: 2 to 3 ml / L of water

Method of Application: Foliar Spray

• First spray: At 25 to 30 days after sowing
• Second & Third Spray: An interval of 15 days

Additional Information

• This product is instrumental in augmenting the heft of the grains, which in turn, uplifts both the yield and caliber of the agricultural produce.
• It is particularly noted for its ability to improve flowering within 5-7 days, increase the percentage of tillers by up to 20%, and support grain formation in flower bunches up to 15%.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.