Quantis - Vinasse Metabolites 52% w/w - Syngenta
Quantis - Vinasse Metabolites 52% w/w - Syngenta
Quantis Biostimulant | Vinasse Metabolites 52% w/w
A biostimulant applied as a leaf spray (foliar), containing amino acids, organic carbon and nutrients to support plant function during heat, drought and demanding growth phases. It is not a pesticide or a substitute for balanced fertilisation.
What it supports: Plant physiological activity and tolerance of non-living stresses such as heat and drought, rather than insect or disease control.
When to use it: Before or during important growth phases and expected stress, using the current crop-specific pack directions.
What to include: Appropriate irrigation and nutrition, correct crop-stage identification, and verified foliar dilution and water volume.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌿Support during abiotic stress: Quantis is intended to help plants maintain function under heat and water stress. It cannot replace irrigation or reverse all damage from severe stress.
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☀️Photosynthetic activity: The formulation is designed to support photosynthesis and delay leaf ageing, helping retain useful leaf function during demanding growth phases.
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💧Water-balance support: Organic carbon and potassium contribute to osmotic regulation, the processes that help plant cells manage water balance.
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🌱Amino acids and nutrient support: The formulation brings amino acids and nutrients together. These components participate in protein building, chlorophyll formation and normal plant metabolism.
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🍃Practical foliar application: The liquid formulation is intended for spraying on foliage. Crop stage, dilution and application conditions still need to match the supplied pack guidance.
Technical Specifications
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Details |
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| Brand Name |
Quantis — imported, repacked and marketed by Syngenta India Ltd.; leaflet manufacturer SAF Argentina S.A. |
| Composition |
Vinasse metabolites 52% w/w, containing amino acids and nutrients; Aqua 48% w/w. |
| Product Category |
Biostimulant for plant physiological and abiotic-stress support; not a pesticide. |
| Key Components |
Vinasse-derived biostimulant with organic carbon, amino acids, potassium and calcium; no separate nutrient percentages claimed. |
| Formulation |
Liquid formulation suitable for foliar application. Shake before use. |
| Handling Guidance |
Use normal handling precautions and current pack safety directions. Natural origin does not establish current organic certification. |
How It Works
Quantis works through support of plant physiological processes, not by poisoning a pest. Abiotic stress means stress from non-living conditions, such as heat or insufficient water; it is different from insect attack or infection.
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Organic carbon and potassium support water regulation: These components contribute to osmotic adjustment and normal plant water relations. Potassium also supports photosynthesis and movement of plant-produced sugars.
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Calcium supports cellular stability: Calcium participates in cell integrity, membrane stability and stress signalling. This does not establish Quantis as a treatment for every calcium deficiency.
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Amino acids support metabolic activity: Amino acids provide building blocks for proteins and take part in chlorophyll and reproductive processes. Response depends on crop condition, timing and the rest of the management programme.
Keep normal soil- and crop-based nutrient management, irrigation and pest monitoring in place. Biostimulant support is not a guaranteed yield increase, a complete NPK programme or a cure for disease.
Crops & Plant Support
Quantis supports plant functions during abiotic stress and important growth phases. The Indian manufacturer webpage names soybean, cotton, rice, wheat, sugarcane, apple, tea and blackgram as crop examples.
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Supported purpose |
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Use only the crop and stage directions on the supplied current pack. The manufacturer’s downloadable leaflet and general webpage contain different crop/timing schedules; do not combine them into one application programme.
Application Guide
A complete numerical foliar programme is not supplied here because the available manufacturer materials differ in crop timings and do not establish spray-water volumes. Verify the current pack instructions for your crop before mixing.
Crop-Specific Foliar Programme
Confirm the crop, growth stage, product amount, dilution, spray-water volume and any repeat interval together. Do not use a generic millilitre-per-litre or pump rate from a different crop.
Product amount, water volume and concentration remain on hold pending current-pack clarification. They are not assumed to be zero, and pack volume is not an acre dose.
No zero-day harvest or unrestricted-use claim is made. Follow the supplied product restrictions and the intervals of other products used in the crop.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Identify the actual stress: Check water availability, temperature, nutrient status and crop condition. Address irrigation or nutritional problems directly rather than relying on a biostimulant alone.
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Check the supplied pack schedule: Confirm the recommended crop and stage before treatment. Do not combine conflicting schedules or add extra applications without appropriate guidance.
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Shake the liquid formulation: Shake before use as directed in the leaflet. Use clean, suitable measuring and spraying equipment, not food containers.
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Verify dilution before preparing spray: Use the current pack rate and water volume. If either is missing, obtain crop-specific guidance before mixing; do not guess a concentration.
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Apply only by the supported route: Use foliar application according to the current directions. Drip irrigation or soil-drench claims are not established here.
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Check any proposed mixture separately: Do not assume that natural origin proves compatibility. Follow both current labels and qualified advice before combining with nutrients or pesticides.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Quantis a fertiliser, pesticide or biostimulant?
The Indian manufacturer classifies it as a biostimulant containing vinasse metabolites, amino acids and nutrients. It supports plant processes but is not an insecticide, fungicide or herbicide, and should not replace a balanced crop-nutrition programme.
2. Does 52% mean 52% pure amino acids?
No. The official composition is 52% w/w vinasse metabolites containing amino acids and nutrients, plus 48% w/w water. It does not establish 52% pure amino acids or a separate percentage of potassium, calcium or another nutrient.
3. Can it replace watering during drought?
No. It is intended to support physiological function during abiotic stress, not supply the water a crop needs. Maintain appropriate irrigation and soil-moisture management; badly damaged plants may not recover just from a foliar treatment.
4. Why is there no universal dose here?
The available manufacturer leaflet and webpage give different crop-stage schedules and do not establish spray-water volumes. Confirm the complete current-pack programme for your crop rather than mixing an area rate from one source with a dilution from another.
5. Is natural origin proof of organic certification or residue-free harvest?
No. This description makes no current certification or zero-residue guarantee. If certification matters, verify that the exact product and intended use are accepted by your certifier. Also follow all restrictions for any other products applied to the crop.
Safety & Disclaimer
Keep locked away from children, food and feed in the original closed container. The leaflet specifies a dry, cool, well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight. Do not transfer into beverage containers.
Avoid splashing into eyes, unnecessary skin contact and inhalation of spray mist. Use suitable protective clothing and gloves, wash after handling, and follow the current pack precautions. Natural origin does not remove the need for careful handling.
Prevent spills and washings from entering water sources. Do not reuse empty packaging for food or water. If exposure causes symptoms or the product is swallowed, seek medical advice with the pack label rather than attempting home treatment.