Description
- As fruits begin to ripen, specific pigments develop that make them attractive in appearance.
- In tomatoes, as the fruits mature, lycopene develops, giving them a red color.
- Anthocyanin provides red color to pomegranate fruits, while carotenoids give grapes a yellowish shade. However, during harvesting, tomatoes often show a mix of green, yellow, and red colors at the same time.
- Composition: Mixture of seaweed extract; Humic and Fulvic acid and Vitamins
- Dosage:
- Through drip irrigation: 2 liters per acre during the fruit development stage, at intervals of 10–15 days as required.
- Through foliar spray: 2–3 ml per liter of water.
- Crops: Suitable for all crops.
- Available Pack Sizes: 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 liter, 5 liters
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