Florgood

Gibberellic acid produces various effects on plants, according to the different kinds of crops, stages and doses. This formulation has a fundamental role in the following stages: flowering, setting, plant dormancy, plant growth. Use it in foliar fertilization at the dose of 0,5-2,5 gr./hl (5-25 gr./Ha) according to the type of crop, the application stage and weather conditions.

Composition:	Gibberellic Acid (GA3) 90.0%
Formulation:	Powder
Safety information:	non classified
Nº of registration:	6219 (31/01/1985)
Registrations:	Anemone Artichoke Orange tree Cyclamen Cherry tree Clementine Chrysanthemum Cornflower Strawberry Lemon Hydrangea Pear tree Tomato Vine
Doses and usage: Crops Safety range (days) Notes Doses and usage Anemone - - - To anticipate flowering, to obtain big flowers and longer stems Apply 1-2 gr./hl. when first flower buds appear. Repeat treatment after 20-30 days. Artichoke 20 To anticipate ripening, to obtain compact flower-heads with longer stems and bigger dimensions 1-3 gr./hl. when first flowers buds appear and, in any case, no later than sixth leaf stage. Orange tree 20 To prevent fruit-fall, to obtain a smooth skin 0,5-1 gr./hl. before darkening Cyclamen - - - To anticipate and to increase flowering, to obtain big flowers and longer stems Apply 1-2 gr./hl. when first flower buds appear. Repeat treatment after 20-30 days. Cherry tree 20 To stimulate setting 1 gr./hl. at the end of flowering. To prevent fruit-fall repeat the same treatment two or three times. Clementine 20 To increase crop yields 1 gr./hl. during flowering or immediately after Chrysanthemum - - - To anticipate and to increase flowering, to obtain big flowers and longer stems Apply 1-2 gr./hl. when first flower buds appear. Repeat treatment after 20-30 days. Cornflower - - - To anticipate and to increase flowering, to obtain big flowers and longer stems Apply 1-2 gr./hl. when first flower buds appear. Repeat treatment after 20-30 days. Strawberry 20 To anticipate ripening and increase crop yields 1,5-2,5 gr./hl. 30 days and 10 days before flowering (two treatments) Lemon 20 To delay ripening and improve fruit conservation after storage 0,5-1 gr./hl. before darkening Hydrangea - - - To anticipate and to increase flowering, to obtain big flowers and longer stems Apply 1-2 gr./hl. when first flower buds appear. Repeat treatment after 20-30 days. Pear tree 20 To promote setting 1-2 gr./hl. when 20-30% of flowers are open (to fight late frosts, treat within the following forty eight hours) Tomato 20 To stimulate setting and anticipate ripening 1 gr./hl. when flowers are open. Repeat treatment after every picking. Vine 20 Treat before flowering to anticipate ripening; after flowering to fight non-uniformity in grape size, to obtain longer and more sparse clusters and to make them more resistant to Botrytis apply 1-2 gr./hl. 10 days before or after flowering.