Silicon As Si

Silicon take an active role in plant defense responses, it has passive role in improving tolerance of stresses After uptake by the plant, silicic acid forms solid amorphous, hydrated silica (silica gel) between the cuticle and cell wall, and between the cell membrane and cell wall. These layers are thought to act as physical barriers, something like silica armor.

It makes plants stronger and healthier.

Reduced attack by diseases or pests when disease or pest pressure is present.

Strengthens cell walls, helping plants to resist attacks from fungi and mites.

Increases chlorophyll production leading to darker green leaves and improved light collection.

Increases uptake of available CO2 and utilizes the enhanced metabolic processes to deliver higher yields.

Adds crucial extra potassium for enhanced flowering.

Increases yield by increasing number of effective tillers.

Reduces lodging by improving stem strength and weight.

Improves photosynthesis in utilizing sunlight through improving flag leaf angle and plant canopy.

Improves nitrogen utilization and promotes nitrification.

Improves rice quality and storage freshness by reducing protein content in rice grain.

Reduces blast disease and insect pest damage by formation of silicated layer.

Promotes plant health, yield and prevents environment stress.

Improves soil pH when applied into soil.

Foliar Application : For Paddy, Maize, Cereals & Sugarcane1 to 2 Spray At 20 to 40 days After Seedling/Transplanting For Fruit & Vegetables 3 to 4 Spray At 7 to 10 days interval during vegetative growth stage.