C-Weed 50

C-Weed 50 is a truly different biostimulant algal extract, that contains seaweed concentrate produced from a cool extraction process utilising only Ascophyllum nodosum from the Atlantic coast harvested from the intertidal zone and Micromix's unique AMIX Activated Humic-lignate Complex uptake technology. As it is harvested only during periods of rapid growth, this extraction method ensures that the natural biostimulant anti-stress and growth-enhancing compounds remain intact and are not denatured by heat. The Ascophyllum nodosum is hand harvested taking no more than 60% of any plant to ensure it is a renewable resource.

C-Weed 50 is typically rich in cytokinins and contains natural auxins, amino acids, and gibberellins along with alginic acid, mannitol, fucoidan and laminarin, C-Weed 50 can be formulated with additional nutrients like Nitrogen and Manganese where local fertiliser regulations dictate.

C-Weed 50 can be used on all crops. Field trials have shown that C-Weed 50 is up to 250% more biologically active in promoting disease and pest resistance and producing yield and quality increases in a wide range of crops, when compared with the same dose rate of conventionally produced competitor products.

Features

  • Earlier & faster crop establishment
  • Increased early rooting - Reduces drought susceptibility
  • Increase in photosynthetic area
  • Increased leaf and shoot growth
  • Increase in plant carbohydrate production
  • Improved resistance to disease and pests
  • Improved storability of treated crops
  • Improved shelf-life of fruits and flowers after a C-Weed 50 programme
  • AMIX Activated Humic-lignate Complex uptake technology
  • Organic approved product by OF&G

Product Specs:

Appearance:

Dark brown liquid

Typical Analysis:

50% w/v Ascophyllum nodosum extract

Application rates:

C-Weed 50 can be used on all crops and has no statutory Harvest Interval or maximum dosage limit.
Use 0.4 to 0.5 L/ha from seedling to young plant stage.
Use 0.75 to 1.5 L/ha from the end of vegetative growth post flowering.