Falgro Tablet

Manufacturer
Fine Agrochemicals
Registered until
N/A
Registration number
62097-31
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Falgro Tablet is a plant growth regulator tablet for use on food and non-food crops to affect the growth characteristics of specified crops:
When used on table grapes, application of Falgro Tablet for 'Stretch' produces looser cluster forms, allows better air circulation to aid in the control of bunch rot, increases light penetration to aid in sugar development and reduces the cost of thinning. Application of Falgro Tablet for 'Thinning' (decreased berry set) reduces hand thinning costs and hastens maturity. Application of Falgro Tablet for 'Sizing' produces larger berries and clusters when used in conjunction with girdling and thinning techniques. When used on grapefruit, application of Falgro Tablet reduces water loss during storage and can be used to manage harvest timing. When applied before color change, use of Falgro Tablet produces the greatest delay in rind aging and the firmest rind. When used on lemons and limes, application of Falgro Tablet decreases rind yellowing/aging and the amount of small tree ripe fruit, thus allowing a more desirable production pattern relative to market demand.
On navel oranges, Falgro Tablet may be used to reduce rind disorders (e.g., rind staining, water spotting, sticky surface, puffy rind and pressure rupture),
aging and to manage harvest timing.When used on tangerine hybrids, application of Falgro Tablet increases fruit set and yields and delays rind ageing and peel strength in hybrids with pollination problems such as Minneola, Orlando, Robinson and Sunburst. Falgro tablet can be used to increase fruit set and yield in Clementine Mandarin. Falgro Tablet may also be used for post-harvest applications on citrus. On lemons, Falgro Tablet can be used to reduce sour rot pathogen (Geotrichum candidum) infection and to delay rind senescence and color changes.

Registered for cultures
Grapes
Citrus
Bananas
Blueberries
Cherries
Stone fruit
Strawberries
Cranberries
Artichokes
Carrots
Celery
Lettuce
Melons
Cucumbers
Rhubarbs
Spinach
Potatoes
Cotton