Daminozide 50% SP plant height control Plant growth regulator manufactor

• Model NO.: Daminozide 50% SP
• Classification: Abscisic/Salicylic Acid
• Chemical formula: C6H12N2O3
• Molar mass: 160.17 g·mol−1
• Melting point: 159.24 °C; 318.63 °F; 432.39 K
• Transport Package: Customized 1g~25kg for Solid Formulations
• Specification: 25KG
• Trademark: Bosman
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3808

Product Description

 

Daminozide formulation

99% TC 92%SP 50% SP

application guidelines:

• Spray applications are more effective when made at a high humidity, on a cloudy day, at low temperatures and when the air is calm. A spray made during the heat of the day can dry rapidly, resulting in reduced effectiveness.
• Applications should be made to well-watered plants with dry leaves. Wilted plants can absorb less PGR, and wet leaves can dilute the PGR concentration.
• Overhead irrigation should not be made soon after an application, as the water can wash off the PGR before it has been allowed to enter leaves.
Once daminozide enters leaf tissue however, it quickly moves throughout the plant to inhibit subsequent extension growth of stems and leaves.
Daminozide has a fairly wide range of efficacy on ornamentals and is commonly used on young plants such as seedling plugs and liners. It cannot be legally applied to herbs or other food crops. Typical spray rates for young plants range from 1,500 to 2,500 ppm, whereas higher rates of up to 5,000 ppm are sometimes used on finish plants. Carefully follow the mixing instructions on the product labels to deliver the desired concentration. Applications are best made just as plants begin to rapidly elongate.
Compared with other PGR products, daminozide has a fairly short residual effect, typically lasting one to two weeks but sometimes up to four weeks depending on crop and rate. This shorter residual can be desirable for young plant production, since growth inhibition may not be desired by some after transplanting. This means that the PGR may need to be applied multiple times during a crop cycle for continued growth inhibition. However, research conducted at Michigan State University has shown that a spray application to plugs can have a carry-over effect on the finish plant height of some crops (Figure 1).
Daminozide has a 24-hour re-entry interval, which only allows workers to re-enter treated areas if they wear protective clothing that includes chemical-resistant gloves. Labeled uses are for containerized ornamentals. Consult the product labels, OHP and Fine Americas, as well as university and technical specialists, for more information on successful commercial use of this PGR.