MC Set

KEY ADVANTAGES

Stimulates flowering and ovary formation

Increases pollen fertility

Increases the number of fruits that have set

Increases plant resistance to stressful conditions

Improves the quality and quantity of the crop

Contains natural plant growth regulators

Suitable for a wide range of crops

mechanism of action

The preparation contains an extract of Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed, which is a rich source of natural phytohormones.:

Cytokinins

Auxinov

Gibberellins.

Under conditions of stressful factors (drought, frost, heat, phytotoxicity), plants reduce the production of their own growth hormones. The introduction of a biostimulator compensates for their deficiency, enhances metabolic processes and increases the resistance of plants to adverse conditions.

Betaines and amino acids additionally increase stress resistance of plants and stimulate physiological processes.

structure

Zinc (Zn) — 1.5 %

Carbohydrates — 3.5 %

Alginic acid — 1.0 %

Cytokinins — 600 ppm

Betaines — 100 ppm

METHOD OF APPLICATION

The drug is used in the form of leaf top dressing.

APPLICATION STANDARDS

Vegetable crops
1.0–2.0 l/ha, 2 treatments from the beginning of flowering to ovary formation.

Field and technical crops
1.0–2.0 l/ha, 1-2 treatments before flowering and after ovary formation.

Fruit and berry crops
1.0–2.0 l/ha, 1-2 treatments during the flowering period.

STANDARDS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE

Flower and indoor plants
25 ml / 10 l of water, 2 treatments with an interval of 7-10 days.

Coniferous and deciduous crops
30 ml / 10 l of water, 2 treatments with an interval of 7-10 days.

Fruit and berry crops
25-30 ml / 10 l of water, 2 treatments until the formation of the first ovary.

Vegetable crops
25 ml / 10 l of water, 2 treatments from the beginning of flowering to the formation of the first ovary.

Lawns
250 ml / 100 l of water, consumption per 10 acres, processing April–May.

Note: the drug is most effective when used during flowering and ovary formation, when plants are in particular need of growth regulators and trace elements.