Technical information
| Traffic category | I. |
| Packaging | 5 L |
| Durability | 2 years |
| Active substance | 100 g/L mesotrione |
| NÉBIH (Hungarian authorization number) | 6700/2910-1/2023 |
| ÉVI | When used according to the instructions, it is not necessary. |
| MVI | 0 days (until drying) |
| Bee toxicity | not required to be labeled |
| Bee-friendly technology | no |
| Advantages | Residual effect through the soil, absorbed via roots and leaves, and translocated within the plant! |
Area of use
seed-germinating broadleaf weeds
Impact mechanism
The active ingredient is well absorbed through both the leaves and roots and is translocated both to the roots and the growing points. Thanks to this, it can be applied pre- and post-emergence. Its effect causes leaf surfaces to whiten, followed by plant death.
Recommended crop protection technology
| Crop | Pest | Dose l/ha | Spray liquid l/ha | Time of treatment (according to phenological stage) |
| corn (feed corn) | seed-emerging broadleaf weeds | 1,0-1,5 | 200-300 | At the crop's 2-8 leaf development stage (BBCH 12-18) |
In feed corn, the product should be applied when the crop is at the 3-7 leaf growth stage, at a dose of 1.0-1.5 L/ha. The application should target seed-propagated monocotyledonous weeds (such as foxtail grasses and barnyard grass) at the 1-3 leaf stage, and perennial monocotyledonous weeds (such as Johnson grass and couch grass) with an average height of 15-25 cm. Seed-propagated dicotyledonous weeds (such as pigweed, galinsoga, wild mustard, and velvetleaf) are most sensitive to the product at the 2-4 true leaf stage.
In cases of severe Johnson grass (Sorghum halepense) infestation, it is recommended to apply the product at a dose of 1.5 L/ha against well-developed weeds (15-25 cm).
Aerial application: not permitted!
In crops treated with organic phosphoric acid esters, weed control can only be performed 7 days after the treatment.
