You won't get Benefits of Cultar, if you make these mistakes

Indian farmers widely rely on Cultar to boost the flowering and fruiting of their common crops. This stimulant effectively halts excessive vegetative growth while increasing photosynthesis, resulting in healthier roots, less leaf drop, earlier and more abundant blooms, and improved fruit quality (size and color).

Numerous research papers have documented benefits of Cultar in Mango, Pomegranate, Apple, Cotton, Pigeon pea, Groundnut, Potato, Onion, Garlic and so on. However several farmers have raised complaints. They do not get consistent results of this acclaimed product. This descripancy occurs due to following mistakes.

Duplicate product: Farmers blindly show faith on Agri-input Shop Keepers. However all of them are not trustworthy and often sell duplicate products to make more profit and win sinful travel to Bangkok and Pattaya.

Expired Products: Many shopkeepers reprint the batch code and expiry date. Just imagine how many times these products may be reprinted. To tackle this problem, farmers should refer latest product design and get original purchase bill from shopkeeper. It is advisable to same some product in original container after application. This can help to take action against supplier if product do not show performance.

Lack of balanced nutrition: Many farmers abuse NPK fertilizers but disregard the need of secondary nutrients like Calcium, Magnesium, Sulphur and Micronutrients like Iron, Zinc, Manganese, Copper, Boron and Molybdenum. Let's understand that nutrients like Phosphorus, Potash, Calcium and Boron are critical for flowering and fruiting.

Effect of Pest and Disease: Pests and disease can ruin the plant health internally. To prevent this, plant nutrition should be sound. Suppress pest and disease by keeping field clean and well drained. Regular observation and monitoring for initial symptoms is necessary.

In a nutshell, only prompt and vigilant farmers can make profit.

Directions for using Cultar 

Mango: Irrigate near root zone by mixing in 5 liter clear water.

Trees of 7 to 15 years: 15 ml Cultar

Trees of 15 to 25 years: 20 ml Cultar 

Trees beyond 26 years: 30 ml Cultar 

This dose should be applied 3 month before flowering. Follow irritating two times. Stop irrigation one month before onset of flowering.

Doses for other crops are as below 

Pomegranate: 3 ml in 5 liter, irrigation per plant 

Apple: 10 ml in 5 liter, irrigation per plant 

Cotton: Foliar spray 4.5 ml per 15 litre Or irrigate 50 ml in 200 lit water for one Acre.

Mix 30 ml in 200 liters of water per acre and apply to pigeon peas (Arhar), groundnuts (Moongphali), potatoes (Aloo), onions (Pyaj), and garlic (Lahsun) when they are flowering.

In paddy excessive height can be prevented by broadcasting 100 ml Cultar loaded on 40 kg sand for every acre.

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