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Lihocin plant growth regulator that is used to control the growth of plants. It is a chloromequat chloride compound that works by inhibiting the production of gibberellins, a plant hormone that promotes growth. Lihocin is used to reduce vegetative growth and promote flowering and fruiting. It is also used to improve the quality of produce by increasing the size and weight of fruits and vegetables.   Lihocin plant growth regulator is a safe and effective plant growth regulator that has been used for many years. It is registered for use on a variety of crops, including cotton, potatoes, brinjal, grapes, and soybeans.   How to use Lihocin:   Lihocin plant growth regulator is applied to plants as a foliar spray. The recommended application rate varies depending on the crop and the desired level of control. It is important to follow the label instructions carefully when using Lihocin.   Safety precautions:   Lihocin plant growth regulator is a relatively safe plant growth regulator, but it is important to take precautions when using it. Always wear gloves and eye protection when handling Lihocin. Avoid contact with the skin and eyes. If Lihocin comes into contact with the skin or eyes, flush the area with water immediately.   Storage:   Store Lihocin in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children and pets.   Benefits of using Lihocin:   Reduces vegetative growth and promotes flowering and fruiting   Improves the quality of produce by increasing the size and weight of fruits and vegetables   Safe and effective when used according to label instructions   The dosage of Lihocin plant growth regulator for crops varies depending on the crop and the desired level of control. The following are some general guidelines:   Cotton: Apply 2-4 fl oz of Lihocin per acre in 100-200 gallons of water. Apply at the early vegetative stage to reduce vegetative growth and promote flowering.   Potatoes: Apply 1-2 fl oz of Lihocin per acre in 100-200 gallons of water. Apply at the early flowering stage to promote fruit set and reduce the number of small potatoes.   Brinjal: Apply 2-4 fl oz of Lihocin per acre in 100-200 gallons of water. Apply at the early flowering stage to promote fruit set and reduce the number of small fruits.   Grapes: Apply 1-2 fl oz of Lihocin per acre in 100-200 gallons of water. Apply at the budbreak stage to reduce vegetative growth and promote flowering.   Soybeans: Apply 1-2 fl oz of Lihocin per acre in 100-200 gallons of water. Apply at the flowering stage to promote pod set and reduce the number of small pods.   It is important to follow the label instructions carefully when using Lihocin. The label will provide specific information on the dosage, application timing, and safety precautions for each crop.   Here are some additional things to keep in mind when using Lihocin:   Lihocin is not effective on all crops. It is important to check the label to make sure that it is registered for use on the crop you are growing.   Lihocin can be harmful to some plants, so it is important to avoid overdosing.   Lihocin can be harmful to bees, so it is important to avoid applying it during the bloom period.   Lihocin plant growth regulator is a relatively safe product, but it is important to take precautions when using it. Always wear gloves and eye protection when handling Lihocin. Avoid contact with the skin and eyes. If Lihocin comes into contact with the skin or eyes, flush the area with water immediately.   Store Lihocin in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children and pets.   If you are considering using Lihocin, please consult with your local agricultural extension agent or a certified crop advisor to determine if it is the right plant growth regulator for your needs.   Overall, Lihocin plant growth regulator is a safe and effective plant growth regulator that can be used to improve the yield and quality of crops. However, it is important to use it according to the label instructions to avoid any potential risks.  

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Technical Content : Chlorfenapyr 10% SC BASF INTREPID is broad spectrum insecticide mainly used for control of  Diamondback Moth (DBM) and Mites in chili and Cabbage crop. Intrepid contains Chlorfenapyr 10% SC. Control Without affecting beneficial insects. With a favorable environmental profile, Intrepid 2F wont disrupt any beneficial insects including bees making it the ideal choice for IPM programs. It preserves the population of beneficial, mites and pollinators, and can be applied at bloom without affecting pollinators. Extended Residual Control Intrepid 2F provides extended residual control, saving growers time and money by spraying. BENEFITS Broad spectrum control : DBM and Mites. Longer Duration of control: compared to other conventional miticides/insecticides, this reduces number of sprays on crop. Translaminar action: intrepid is able to control the pests under side of the leaf. Facilitates green and healthy canopy. Dosage : Use BASF Intrepid Crop Insect/Pest Dosage/Application rate Water Volume PHI When to Apply Chillies DBM & Mites 300-400 ml/acre 200 L/acre 5 1st spray at 30 to 35 DAT 2nd spray at 65 to 75 DAT Chillies DBM & Mites 300-400 ml/acre 200 L/acre 7 1st spray at 30 to 40 DAT 2nd spray at 50 to 60 DAT

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BASF Sefina Insecticide contains Inscalis (New Active Ingredient) BENEFITS Novel mode of action for faster and exceptional control of Jassids and Whiteflies (both adults & early instar nymphs) Best choice for resistance management. The product comes with a unique formulation and inbuilt penetrant that ensures proper spread and efficacy of the product on the plant after spraying. Good plant growth, quality cotton. Reduced viral transmission & fresh vegetables.

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