Gramidin EC

Greenexpress

Brief description

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: KLETODYM 240 G/L

PREPARATIVE FORM: EMULSION CONCENTRATE (EC)

GRAMIDIN EC - post-selective herbicide against annual and perennial monocotyledonous weeds in sunflower crops.

• MECHANISM OF ACTION:

GRAMIDIN EC – penetrates through both leaves and young shoots and blocks the synthesis of lipids, which leads to the death of weeds. The place of action of the drug is the growth cone, thickening nodes, roots and buds, where it stops division. Thanks to the surfactant, it penetrates not only through the stomata, but also through the cutin of the cuticle. The final death of annual grass weeds occurs after 7-14 days, and perennial - 14-21 days.

• ADVANTAGES OF THE PRODUCT

mild effect on culture

easy to use, due to the low application rate

due to perfect the formula active ingredient securely held and well absorbed by leaves of weeds

cost-effective

РRODUCT is available in a convenient and reliable canister that has been tested for durability on the pressure and mechanical stress, which occurred during transportation and storage. Inside the canister contained ftoryste special coating that provides guaranteed protection environment.

• PACKAGING - jerrycan 5 L

• APPLICATION METHODS

Gramidin ES, KE should be used in a mixture with a surfactant in a 1:3 ratio. The optimal temperature for applying Gramidin ES, KE is between +10°C and +25°C The working solution should be prepared in the following order: First, fill the sprayer with one-third of the required amount of water. While stirring continuously, add the herbicide, followed by the surfactant, and then add the remaining water. Do not spray if sunflower plants are under stress. The optimal growth stage for spraying annual grass weeds is 2–4 leaves, and for perennial grasses — when they reach a height of 10–15 cm. Application in a tank mix with other products is possible; however, a compatibility test must be conducted for each specific mixture. There is experience of successful use of similar products on soybean, rapeseed, sugar and table beet, flax, and pea crops.