The liquid biostimulant for a quick start
With the valuable biostimulants alginic acid, plant amino acids and humic acids, boncrop flow activates crop metabolism and boosts root formation. boncrop flow boosts resistance and produces robust, healthy crops and higher yields. Our product boncrop flow can be combined with common plant protection products (prior mixing test recommended) and can be sprayed together with them. It's simple, effective and saves time.
| Product shape | Packaging | Application | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquid | 10l canister | Foliar spraying | 2 l/ha |
| Product shape | Liquid |
|---|---|
| Packaging | 10l canister |
| Application | Foliar spraying |
| Quantity | 2 l/ha |
| Application | Foliar spraying | |
|---|---|---|
| Dates | Maize | from BBCH 14, 2l/ha* |
| Cereal | from BBCH 21 (start of tillering), 2 l/ha* | |
| Rapeseed | in autumn 1 l/ha* from BBCH 14, in spring 2 l/ha* BBCH 33-35 | |
| Potato | 2 treatments of 2 l/ha* BBCH 30-40, (hook stage/row closure), repeat after approx. 7-21 days | |
| Sugar beet | before row closure, 2 l/ha* | |
| Soya | 2 treatments of 2 l/ha* 1x in BBCH 12-14, 1x in BBCH 61 | |
| Application | |
|---|---|
| Foliar spraying | |
| Dates | |
| Maize | from BBCH 14, 2l/ha* |
| Cereal | from BBCH 21 (start of tillering), 2 l/ha* |
| Rapeseed | in autumn 1 l/ha* from BBCH 14, in spring 2 l/ha* BBCH 33-35 |
| Potato | 2 treatments of 2 l/ha* BBCH 30-40, (hook stage/row closure), repeat after approx. 7-21 days |
| Sugar beet | before row closure, 2 l/ha* |
| Soya | 2 treatments of 2 l/ha* 1x in BBCH 12-14, 1x in BBCH 61 |
| Ingredients | Impact targets |
|---|---|
| Alginic acid, plant amino acids and humic acids | Boosts the assimilation rate, root formation and nutrient intake of treated crops. Improves tolerance of drought and cold stress. Minimises water loss through evaporation. |
| Ingredients |
|---|
| Alginic acid, plant amino acids and humic acids |
| Impact targets |
| Boosts the assimilation rate, root formation and nutrient intake of treated crops. Improves tolerance of drought and cold stress. Minimises water loss through evaporation. |
*Water 100-1.200 l
boncrop flow and the stress primer effect – preparation is key.
As a biostimulant, boncrop flow has a “stress primer effect” on treated plants. They prepare the crops, e.g. by activating their defence mechanisms, for future stress events. This means that crops are able to cope better with stress. The term “stress primer” comes from the fields of biology and ecology and is often used in connection with plants and crops.
