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astro herbicide Astro 120 ME (PGR) – Mighty Goat Lawns

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astro herbicide Astro 120 ME (PGR) – Mighty Goat LawnsKey Features no odour no petroleum solvent easily tank mixed 50% reduction in clippings over a 4 to 6 week period increases lateral spread and turf density Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator is an efficient and versatile turf management tool that maximizes turf quality, pre conditions for stress prevention, and optimises resources. For the regulation of leaf and stem growth of grass species and as an aid in turf management, as per the Directions for Use .

Key Features

  • no odour / no petroleum solvent
  • easily tank mixed
  • 50% reduction in clippings over a 4 to 6 week period
  • increases lateral spread and turf density

Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator is an efficient and versatile turf management tool that maximizes turf quality, pre-conditions for stress prevention, and optimises resources. For the regulation of leaf and stem growth of grass species and as an aid in turf management, as per the Directions for Use .

Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator improves turf stand, uniformity and health to provide a smooth, tightly knit cover that is better able to withstand stress. Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator achieves this by increasing the lateral spread and turf density, in addition to slowing the vertical growth of the grass. This enhances the playability of many surfaces including fairways, greens and tees on golf courses as well as sport fields and other playing surfaces.

Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator is micro emulsion formulation, ideal for use in sensitive turf plants.

For more info on PGR and what it does please visit our Lawn Care Blog

Application Rate

  • 1.5ml - 83ml per 100 square metres

Details 

For optimum turf quality, use Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator in conjunction with turf management practices that promote good plant health. Use the lower rate for the first application, to condition the turf at the start of the Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator program.

The recommended use rates are designed to give approximately a 50% reduction in clippings over a 4 to 6 week period. In practice the amount of growth regulation achieved will vary between situations due to environmental conditions and management practices. To some extent therefore application rates will need to be adjusted to match growing conditions, management practices and the amount of growth regulation required. Repeat applications can be made as soon as turf resumes growth or more suppression is required. Astro 120 ME Growth Regulator should be applied to actively growing turf, at least 6 hours before or after mowing. Good mowing management leading up to application is required to achieve a good quality turf surface and to obtain the best results.

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Astro 120 PGR Frequently Asked Questions

Is PGR good for lawns? +

Plant Growth Regulators slow the vertical growth of a lawn and increase density. It improves the uniformity and health of the turf which enables it to withstand environmental stresses more effectively.

When should I apply Astro 120 PGR? +

PGR should only be applied to a healthy, established lawn when it is actively growing.

How long does PGR take to work? +

When applied at the recommended rates you should see a 50% reduction in clippings in a 4-6 week period.

How do I apply plant growth regulator? +

PGR needs to be applied with a pressure sprayer and do not water it in after application. A hose on sprayer is not suitable for applying PGR.

Can you apply too much PGR? +

Yes, over applying PGR can be detrimental to the lawn so always stick to the recommended application rates. For first time users start at the lowest rate.
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