Moxa

MOXA — a plant growth regulator in the form of an emulsifiable concentrate (EC) with a trinexapac-ethyl content of 252 g/l for cereal crops. It is absorbed by the leaves and the shoots and inhibits the synthesis of gibberellins, shortening and strengthening the stems, which prevents lodging of winter wheat and spring barley. It also reduces the expenditure of nutrients on straw, stimulates the development of the root system and increases drought resistance. It is applied once at a rate of 0,4–0,6 l/ha by spraying from the end of tillering until the appearance of the flag leaf (BBCH 29–37).