Excess
Excess is a sea weed extract product it contains literally every essential plant nutrient known to man. There are many types of seaweed in the market, all are not same. Universities studies have proved that the best source of seaweed comes from clean and cold water of north Atlantic. The reason for this is because the Ascophyllum nodosum variety found there. Ascophyllum nodosum is recognized as excellent natural fertilizer and source for organic matter which is used in Excess. The extract derived from 100% pure Ascophyllum nodosum is rich in both macro and micro elements.
Research on plant growth conducted over last two decades has demonstrated that the plant assimilate essential micro nutrient more rapidly when they are applied directly as a foliar spray than when applied through the soil as an organic form.
Our seaweed formula contains the most studied seaweed; Ascophyllum nodosum which contains Cytokinins, Indols, hormones, Auxines and Gibberellins. It also supplies wide range of carbohydrates, including mannitol and organic acids.
| Composition: | Ascophyllum nodosum extract |
| Appearance and Storage: | Brownish black coloured liquid |
| Easily spray able, sealed undamaged. | |
| Product has shelf life of 2 years | |
| Store in cool and dry place away from sunlight. | |
| Toxicity Data: | LD 50 Acute oral for albino mice: >2000mg /kg b.w. |
| LD 50 Acute Dermal for Albino rat > 4 ml /kg b.w. | |
| Non irritant Non hazardous , Non inflammable, | |
| Non Poisonus, Non combustible. |
Mode of action
On foliar application of Excess
| Cytokinins: | are cell division factor which rapidly divides cells. |
| Indoles: | are naturally occurring plant growth promoters for root development |
| Auxines: | promotes rooting and cell division |
| Gibberellins: | are plant growth hormones (phytohormones) involved in promotion |
of stem elongation, mobilization of food reserves in seed and other processes
Benefits
- Lateral bud , flowering and branching development
- Increasing fruit size, color, brightness and taste
- Longer shelf life of fruits and vegetables
- More marketable yields, larger fruit
- Increasing crop tolerance to stressful condition
Dosage
1ml Excess in 2 lit of water
Application chart:
| Name of the Crops | First spray | Second spray | Third spray |
| Grapes | At the time of fruit setting | At the time of first dipping with G.A. solution | Spray at 3-4 weeks interval if necessary |
| Pomegranate | At the time of fruit setting | Spray after 2 -3 weeks | Spray at 15-20 days interval if necessary |
| Citrus | At the time of fruit setting | Spray after 15-20 days | Spray at 15-20 days interval if necessary |
| Papaya | At the time of fruit setting | Spray after 15-20 days | Spray at 15-20 days interval if necessary |
| Mango | At the time of fruit setting | Spray after 15-20 days | Spray at 15-20 days interval if necessary |
| Strawberry | At the time of blossom | Spray after 2 -3 weeks | Spray after 2 -3 weeks |
| Cauliflower, Cabbage | 2-3 weeks after plantation | Spray after 3 weeks | Spray after every 2 -3 weeks |
| Onion, potato, Ginger Turmeric, Garlic, etc. | 3 week after sowing | Spray after 3 weeks | Spray at 3/4 weeks interval if necessary |
| Medicinal plant spices | At the time of blossom | Spray after 3 -4weeks | Spray at 3/4 weeks interval till blossom |
