Oxyzyme - Tricontinol 0.1% Min - Synergy Agro Chemicals
Oxyzyme Plant growth regulator by Synergy
Oxyzyme contains Triacontanol 0.1% minimum EW. It is a foliar plant growth regulator for cotton, rice, tomato, chilli and groundnut.
Composition: Triacontanol 0.1% minimum EW.
Main role: A foliar plant growth regulator for the five crops listed by the manufacturer.
Before use: Confirm the dilution and water volume before application. The manufacturer’s water row is printed in millilitres and must not be silently changed to litres.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🌿Growth-regulator role: Triacontanol is used to influence plant growth processes.
- 🍃Foliar route: The manufacturer specifies leaf application after correct dilution.
- 🌱Five listed crops: The maker identifies cotton, rice, tomato, chilli and groundnut.
- 🗓️Separate cotton stages: Cotton has its own three-stage application reference.
- 💧Explicit product quantity: The product amount is stated per acre, kept separate from the unresolved water dilution.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / supplier | Synergy Agro Chemicals Hyderabad |
| Technical name | Triacontanol 0.1% minimum EW |
| Product type | Plant growth regulator |
| Purpose | Plant growth regulation, not pest or disease control |
| Application route | Foliar spray |
| Directions basis | Manufacturer product reference; supplied label and leaflet govern use. |
How It Works: Mode of Action
Triacontanol is used to influence plant growth processes. Synergy describes effects on metabolic and enzyme activity; the response depends on crop stage and growing conditions.
- Leaves absorb the active ingredient: Triacontanol enters treated leaf tissue after a labelled foliar application.
- Metabolic activity is influenced: It affects enzyme activity and metabolic processes involved in plant growth.
- Growth processes respond: These changes can support vegetative growth and dry-matter accumulation.
Growth response depends on crop stage, nutrition and growing conditions. This regulator does not replace balanced nutrition, irrigation or pest management, and it does not guarantee a yield increase.
Supported Crops & Growth Stages
Synergy lists the following five crops for its growth-regulator programme.
| Crop | Purpose |
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| Cotton |
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| Rice |
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| Tomato |
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| Chilli |
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| Groundnut |
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The stage schedules differ for cotton and the other four crops. Do not apply a cotton schedule to a different crop without label confirmation.
Dosage & Application Guide
These product references come from Synergy’s own page. They are not a complete current pack label or a universal application programme.
Crop-Specific Dose & Growth Stages
| Crop | Product dose | Water | Method | PHI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton | 100 ml/acre | Confirm dilution | See cotton stages | Check label |
| Other listed crops | 100 ml/acre | Confirm dilution | See shared stages | Check label |
Cotton: first application 40–45 days after planting, second 65–70 days and third 85–90 days. Rice, tomato, chilli and groundnut: applications at 25, 45 and 65 days after planting. These are manufacturer references; confirm crop-stage suitability with the supplied pack.
Confirm the dilution and water volume before application. The manufacturer’s water row is printed in millilitres and must not be silently changed to litres.
No unlisted tank mix, repeat interval, maximum application count or rainfast period is implied. Do not calculate an unverified tank concentration or assume that a dash means zero waiting time.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Check the growth stage: Match the crop and planting date to the schedule and the current supplied-pack directions.
- Apply by the stated route: Foliar spray. Follow the current pack for equipment, coverage and timing.
- Measure accurately: Use the crop-specific product quantity and its stated unit. Confirm any missing dilution or area basis before mixing.
- Protect people and surroundings: Follow label precautions, harvest waiting periods and re-entry directions. Prevent drift and runoff.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Oxyzyme contain?Triacontanol 0.1% minimum EW. The manufacturer identifies an oil-in-water emulsion formulation.
Which crops are listed?Cotton, rice, tomato, chilli and groundnut. The manufacturer gives a separate stage schedule for cotton.
What is the product quantity?The manufacturer lists 100 ml/acre. Confirm the dilution water before mixing; the water entry on its page has unclear units.
Is Oxyzyme a pesticide or complete fertiliser?It is a plant growth regulator, not an insecticide, fungicide or replacement for a balanced fertiliser programme.
Can it be mixed with other inputs?Do not assume compatibility. Follow the current pack and crop-specific guidance before combining it with pesticides or fertilisers.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied label and leaflet. Confirm the exact crop, target, dose, method, waiting periods and local restrictions. This guide does not replace those legal directions.
Wear the protective clothing and equipment specified on the pack. Avoid breathing spray or dust and avoid skin and eye contact. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling; wash after work.
Keep in the original closed container away from children, animals, food and feed. Prevent spills, spray and washings from reaching water bodies. Protect non-target organisms and dispose of packaging as the label directs; never reuse it.