Katyayani Alpha Naphthyl Acetic Acid 4.5 SL Plant Growth Regulator 500ml

 It is an aqueous solution that induces flowering & prevents fall of unripe fruits and shedding of buds. It enlarges Size/quality/yield of Pine apple fruits. It should be used in accordance with climatic conditions and approval of local authorities. Recommended doses per hectare : For induce Flowering and uniform growth, to increase fruit size and to delay maturity: 3 ml in dilution with 4.5 litre water.Alpha Napthyl Acetic Acid 4.5% SL Plant growth regulator for use in Pineapple, Tomato, Chilli, Mango, Cotton and Grapes only.Dosage: 1-1.5 ml in 4.5 ltr of waterAlpha Naphthyl Acetic Acid 4.5 SL (4.5% w/w)it is an aqueous solution containing 4.5% (w/w) of Alpha napthyl acetic acid active ingredient. It is a plant growth regulator used for the purpose of inducing flowering, preventing shedding of flower buds and unripe fruits. It helps in enlarging fruit size, increasing and improving the quality and yield of fruits.MODE OF ACTION :  when sprayed on plants prevents the formation of abscission layer by suppressing ethylene gas produced and hence thereby prevents the shedding of flowers, buds and fruits.ADVANTAGESPrevents natural shedding of squares, bolls in cotton, flowers in vegetables, chillies, and fruits like mangoReduces pre-harvest berry drop in grapesIncreases fruit size in pineapple and grapesRECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE:Should be sprayed during cool part of the dayThough compatible with most pesticides, individual application will give good resultStandard solution : 1.5 ml liquid in 4.5 L of water Pineapple:Apply just before expected floweringDrench the whole fruit but avoid the spray drift to young cropAgain, wet the whole fruit 2 weeks before harvestTomato: At the time of flowering apply twiceChilies:First, spray during floweringSecond spray 20-30 days after spray (2 applications) Mango:First, spray when tender fruits are of pea sizeMalformation before fruit bud differentiation- approximate 3 month before floweringGrapes: First, spray at pruningSecond spray when flowering starts