Paclobutrazol

Paclobutrazol (Bonzai/Molass/Paclo/PP333)

Brief Introduction
1. Product name: Paclobutrazol
2. Other names: Bonzai, molass, paclo, PP333
3. Formulation: 25% SC
4. CAS NO.: 76738-62-0

Product Introduction
This product can delay plant growth, inhibit the elongation of stems, shorten internode and promote tillering of plant and differentiation of flower bud. It also comes with the actions of improving the resistance of plant and increasing the output.

Usages

Applicable Crop	Application Time	Dosage and Application Method
Wheat, corn	Soak seeds with the product for 10 to12 hours before sowing.	1.5g dosage is sufficient for 1kg seed.
Peanut, cotton	Full-bloom stage	Each hectare land uses 750g dosage mixed with 750kg water for spraying.
Paddy rice	Apply it when the seedling age is about 35 days.	2.6 to 3kg dosage is enough for each hectare field and 1500kg water should be mixed with the product for spraying.
Apple	When young sprouts grow up to 5 to 10cm, the application can be conducted.	Mix the product with the dilution of 500 to 700 times. Spraying can be conducted for every 10 days. Three times of spray is adequate.
Pear
Peach, hawthorn	In autumn or spring	Compound the product with the soil. 10 to 15g dosage for each plant is advised.
Soybean, potato	In flowering season	Each hectare land uses 900g dosage mixed with 750kg water for spraying.
Orange	Summer shoot growth stage	Spray leaf surface with the solution, the dilution of which is 150 times.
Mango	In first third of May	15 to 20g dosage mixed with 10 to 20kg water for each plant. Then apply the solution into the circular furrow.
Tobacco	In 5-7 leaf stage	900g dosage compounded with 750kg water per hectare is recommended for spraying.

Attentions
1. The residual time of paclobutrazol in the soil is long, so after the harvest, the fields applied with this product must be ploughed up to avoid inhibition action towards the after-crop.
2. If the dosage used is excessive and the seedlings are over-inhibited, please apply nitrogen or gibberellin for harm reduction.

Related Names
Plant Growth Inhibitor | Gibberellin | Tree Growth Retardant