Formats
1L, 5L, 10L and 20L
1L, 5L, 10L and 20L
[Orange] Navel
AA 19.9% Density 1.09 g/mL Foliar dosage 1.0 - 3.7 L/ha
AA 19.9% Density 1.09 g/mL Foliar dosage 1.0 - 3.7 L/ha
Variety group that has a second carpel whorl (when it develops, it produces a small fruit inside the orange, known as navel). These varieties are seedless. The primary varieties are:
- Navelina: Vigorous tree of big leaves and dark green colour. It has a tendency toward alternating harvests. Fruits ripe early and are highly valued due to their organoleptic characteristics.
- Lane late: It has a productive tree and a similar fruit as the parent variety but with a thinner skin and better organoleptic qualities.
- Powell and Chislet Summer Navel: Trees have similar or larger size than Lane late trees. Fruits are harvested later, are high quality and highly valued commercially.
Data legend
Data shown in each citrus variety represent the vegetable growth with the application of CitriGrow biostimulant for 104 days and 8 applications.
- The measurement of trunk diameter is the measurement that covers more accurately the accumulated growth.
- Some biostimulants in the market provide poor results and often have no effect or may even reduce the growth.
- If the growth rates shown in the experiment (in some cases close to 20%) were maintained, in 5 years we could have trees with double the biomass than those that were not treated with Citrigrow.
- Achieving values that exceed 7% and 18% of the growth rate obtained with other biostimulants is an absolute success from a technical and commercial standpoint. In addition, plants grow healthier and bring forward the entry into production.
APPLICATIONS
- Seedlings: 8 applications in 15-20 days.
- Adults: 2-4 applications prior to the setting.
- When the plant is subjected to stressful situations.
Application throughout the crop cycle.
