RATNA-PACLO
Paclobutrazol 23% SC
RATNA-PACLO (Paclobutrazol 23% SC) is a systemic plant growth regulator from Ratnakar India Ltd, Ahmedabad — India's leading agrochemical manufacturer, supplier, and exporter. Paclobutrazol inhibits gibberellin biosynthesis, controlling vegetative growth and promoting flowering in mango trees. RATNA-PACLO helps solve the alternate bearing problem in mango orchards by regulating the vegetative flush and promoting uniform, reliable annual flowering. The SC formulation ensures precise dosing. Manufactured and exported by Ratnakar India from Gujarat, RATNA-PACLO is a trusted plant growth regulator for mango orchardists seeking to maintain consistent annual commercial mango production through effective management of tree flowering.
| Mode of Action | Plant Growth Regulator |
|---|---|
| Major Crops | Mango tree |
| Packing | 50 ml, 100 ml, 1 ltr |
FAQ for RATNA-PACLO
What is RATNA-PACLO used for in mango?
RATNA-PACLO is used to control excessive vegetative growth, manage alternate bearing, promote reliable annual flowering, and achieve consistent commercial mango production in mango orchards.
How does Paclobutrazol in RATNA-PACLO work?
Paclobutrazol inhibits gibberellin biosynthesis enzyme (ent-kaurene oxidase), reducing shoot elongation and promoting accumulation of carbohydrates that encourage floral initiation rather than vegetative growth.
When should RATNA-PACLO be applied for mango flowering?
Apply RATNA-PACLO as a soil drench 4–6 months before expected flowering season. Timing varies by mango variety and region — consult Ratnakar India technical experts for location-specific mango management guidance.
What is the recommended application rate for RATNA-PACLO?
RATNA-PACLO is applied based on tree trunk girth circumference measured 30cm above ground level. Follow label recommendations or Ratnakar India technical guidance for precise tree-size-based dosage calculation.
Can RATNA-PACLO be applied as a foliar spray?
RATNA-PACLO is primarily recommended as a soil drench for mango, where it is taken up by roots and translocated systemically throughout the tree for effective growth regulation.