Progibb Gibberellic Acid

About Product

• Progibb Gibberellic Acid serves as a plant growth regulator that contains gibberellic acid as its active ingredient.
• It is widely used in agriculture, where it significantly boosts crop growth, with a notable impact on fruit-bearing plants.
• Endorsed by the OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute) for use in organic agriculture within the United States and is used in over 50 countries.

Progibb Gibberellic Acid Technical Details

• Technical Content: Gibberellic Acid 90% TG

Key Features & Benefits

• Progibb Gibberellic Acid is exempt from the maximum residue limit (MRL). The highest level of a pesticide residue that is legally tolerated in food or feed when pesticides are applied correctly in accordance with Good Agricultural Practice.
• It is a naturally occurring compound with superior shelf life.
• It helps produce larger and more uniform fruits.
• It reduces thinning and labour costs.
• Excellent results visible in a few days.

Progibb Gibberellic Acid Usage & Crops

Recommended Crops: Cotton, Paddy, Tomato, Potato, Brinjal, Groundnut, Banana, Grapes, Tea, Okra, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Sugarcane, Mulberry, and other vegetables, fruits & flower plants.

Method of Application: Foliar Spray

At Full Bloom & Fruit Set

• Dosage: 20-30 gm per acre.
• Method of Application: 2 directed spray (1st application at full bloom when 70% flowers had opened & 2nd application at fruit set when berries had set well).
• Dilution in Water: 200-300 (litres per acre).
• Method of Preparation: 1.1 gm of progibb in 10 L of water.

At Full Bloom & Post (Seed Less) Bloom

• Dosage: 3-16.8 gm per acre.
• Method of Application: 2 blanket spray.
• Dilution in Water: 200-280 (litres per acre).
• Method of Preparation: 0.17-0.68 gm of progibb in 10 L of water.

Method of Preparation: 1.1 gm of ProGibb in 10 ltr. of water.

Additional Information

• Progibb Gibberellic Acid can be mixed with other pesticides.

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