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This document provides approved uses of registered plant growth regulators (PGRs) in India. It lists various PGRs, the crops they are approved for, recommended dosages and application methods. Some key PGRs listed include alpha naphthyl acetic acid, chlormequat chloride, ethephon, forchlorfenuron, gibberellic acid and paclobutrazol. They are approved for an array of crops like mango, grapes, cotton, pineapple, coffee, rubber, tomato, potato, cabbage and more. For each PGR and crop, the document specifies the purpose, time of application, dosage, waiting period between last application and harvest. It provides guidance on PGR usage for major

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Muppgr 2012

This document provides approved uses of registered plant growth regulators (PGRs) in India. It lists various PGRs, the crops they are approved for, recommended dosages and application methods. Some key PGRs listed include alpha naphthyl acetic acid, chlormequat chloride, ethephon, forchlorfenuron, gibberellic acid and paclobutrazol. They are approved for an array of crops like mango, grapes, cotton, pineapple, coffee, rubber, tomato, potato, cabbage and more. For each PGR and crop, the document specifies the purpose, time of application, dosage, waiting period between last application and harvest. It provides guidance on PGR usage for major

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare


Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers Welfare
Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine & Storage
Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee
N.H.-IV, Faridabad-121 001

MAJOR USES OF PESTICIDES


Registered under the Insecticides Act, 1968

UPTO- 30.06.2016
Disclaimer: The document has been compiled on the basis of available information for
guidance and not for legal purposes.

PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS (PGR)

APPROVED USES OF REGISTERED PGR

PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS (PGR)


Name of PGR
& approved
Crops

Time of application /
purpose

Dosage /ha
a.i.
(ppm/gm/ %)

Formulation

Dilution In
Water (Litres) /
Preparation of
solution

(ml/gm/Ltr/
kg/%)

Waiti
ng
period
/
PHI
betwe
en last
applic
ation
&
harves
t
(days)

Alpha Naphthyl Acetic Acid 4.5% SL ( Na salt)

Tomato

At the time of flowering two


spray.

45ppm

Chillies

Ist spray during flowering &

10ppm

20ppm

2 ml in 4.5litre.

20 ml in 4.5
ltrs.

2nd spray 20 -30 days later.


Mango

Ist spray when tender fruits


one of pea size. 2nd spray
when fruits one of marble
size( about 2 cm diameter)
To control Mango
malformulation- Before fruit
bud differentiations approx.3
months before flowering

200ppm

Grapes

Pineapple

(a)To increase size & weight


of 3arriers. Ist sprays at
pruning time. 2nd spray
when flowering shoot appear

10ppm

(b)To control berry drop


( spray on matured grape
bunches 10-15 days before
harvesting.

100ppm

(a)To induce flowering and


uniform growth

10ppm( In
dry eather
half
strength
solution
i.e. 5 ppm
may be
used)

(b)To increase fruit size.

199ppm

2 ml in 49 ltrs.

20 ml. in 49
ltrs.

1 ml in 4.5 ltrs ( pour 30-50 ml


of solution in to
the head of
each plant)
10 ml in 4.5
ltrs.( spray to
wet the whole
plant)
10 ml in 4.5
ltrs.(Wet the
whole fruit 2
weeks before
harvest.)

Cotton

I To delay maturity
- Two weeks before harvest.

100ppm

To prevent shedding of flower


squares & bolls
(3 sprays at 15 days interval
from square formation stage

10-20
ppm.

222-444
ml

1000 ltr.

50ppm

Chlormequat Chloride 50% SL


Brinjal

Before sowing, seed soaking


for 24 hours.
Square formation to early

Cotton
(American)

flowering single spray

20-40 gm

375600(high
volume) 125-187
(low volume)

Cotton (Deshi)

Square formation to early


flowering single spray

75gm

375-600 ltrs .

Grapes

pre-bloom stage

6001000ppm

600-1000 ltrs.

Potato

Dipping of cut pieces for 10


minutes

100 ppm.

Chlorpropham 50% HN
Potato

Antisprouting agent for


stocked potatoes under cold
storage condition
Temp= 10+2oC
R.H.= 90+5%

18-20
gm/MT

36-40
ml/MT

Formulati
on is to
be
applied
as such
with
fogging
applicator

20

Ethephon 39% SL
Mango

a)for breaking alternate


bearing and to increase yiled
Total 5 sprays, Ist spray in
mid October or early
November & Subsequent
sprays at fortnightly interval

200ppm

b)for flower induction in


juvenile mango
Total 5 sprays at weekly
interval commencing from
early November.

1000 ppm

(c )Post harvest treatment for


uniform ripening
Single dip treatment or
spraying on physiologically
matured fruits.

500ppm

Pineapple

For flower induction


One spray when there 30-37
leaves on the plant 10-12
months (approx.)

100ppm

Coffee
(Arabica)

For uniform ripening of


berries, One spray at fly
pricking stage ,when 10-15%
berries are ripened.

192ppm

Coffee
(Robusta)

For uniform ripening of


berries, One spray at fly
pricking stage ,when 10-15%
berries are ripened.

96ppm

Rubber

For boosting latex yield Four 1000ppm


times application by brushing
to the tip of scrapped bark
below the tapping cut during
March, August , September &
November .
For uniform ripening post
2500ppm
harvest dip treatment on
fruits

Defoliation for better


flowering and fruit yield
(One spray around 1 month

10001250 ml

500 ltr

Tomato

Pomegranate

before Mrig bahar (Jun-July)/


Hast bahar (Oct.-Nov) / Ambe
bahar (Dec-Jan)

390-487.5
gm

135 days
(Waiting
period) / 22.5 ml in 1
ltr water
(Method of
preparation
of Solution
of required
concentrati
ons)

Ethephon 10% Paste

50 ml.
formulatio
n per tree
directly
used
without
dilution.

1 ltrs.

500

60 days

1.5 liter

500
liter/ha.

500-1000
ppm

40-80ppm

Rubber

For renewed bark


10%
4 times bark swabbing.
During March, August,
September & November
below the tapping panel after
4cm scrap of the bark /above
the tapping panel/on the
tapping cut after removing the
lace.
Forchlorfenuron 0.1% L (w/v)
Grapes
Two dipping applications.
2ppm.
st
1 When size of berry is 3-4
mm diameter and
2nd When size of berry is 6-7
mm diameter,
Forchlorfenuron 012% EC w/w
Grapes
To enhance the fruit size in 3 ppm
seedless
grapes
single
directed spray on berries at
4-6 mm berry size
Gibberellic Acid Technical
Grape fruit
a) At full bloom ( for fruit
set )-single spray
b) Ist week of May( For June
fruit drop) single spray
c) Ist week of October (For
pre-harvest drop)-single
spray

20

Sweet cherry

When more than 60% buds


opened fully.

Grapes

Two directed spray Ist at full


100ppm.
nd
bloom & 2 at fruit set stages.

Grape
(Seedless)

Two blanket spray at Ist full


bloom & 2nd at post bloom
stage.

15-60ppm

Brinjal

a) seed treatment (dipping)

10ppm

b) When 4 weeks old


-weekly spray

50ppm

40

50

500

20-25

50-62.5

500

Gibberellic Acid 40% WSG


Grape
Pre Bloom elongation
Fruit setting Thinning
6-7 mm berry size Enlargement
Rice
20-25 days after transplanting
Panicle Emergence
Gibberellic Acid 0.001%L
To increase the yield and
quality of the crop produce
Paddy

Short duration varieties 200.018gm


25DAT
Medium duration varieties 3035 DAT
Long duration varieties 40-45
DAT

180 ml

450-500

Sugarcane
(Planted crops)

a)First spray 40-45 DAP


b)Second spray 70-80 DAS

0.018gm

180 ml

450-500

Cotton

a) First spray 40-45 DAP


b) Second spray: At the time
of ball formation

0.018gm

180 ml

450-500

Groundnut

a) First spray at flowering


0.018gm
(30.35 AS)
b) Second spray at the time
of flowering
a) First spray 3rd month
0.027gm
b) Second spray 5th month
Third spray at the time of fruit
formation

180 ml

450-500

270 ml.

450-500

a) First spray 45 DAS


b) Second spray 65 DAS

180 ml.

450-500

Banana

Tomato /
Potato /
Cabbage /
Cauliflower

0.018gm

Grapes

a) First spray 30-35 days


after pruning
b) Second during the match
head stage

0.018gm

180 ml.

450-500

Brinjal, Bhindi

a)First spray 34 DAP


b)Second spray 70 DAP
c)Third spary 105 DAP

0.045 gm

450 ml.

450-500

Tea

Five spray at monthly


interval.
First spray: 15-20 days after
harvest

270ml

450-500

0.045

450

450-500

142ppm.

71 gm

450-500

1-1.5%

2-3%

375-500

90-120
days

1.5%

1.5 ltrs.

Mix with
200-300
ml. of
product
in 10
litres of
water.

120 days

1.0-1.5%

2-3%

50 ltrs.

110 days

Muberry

Gibberellic Acid 0.186% SP


Cotton
to improve fibre quality one
spray at square formation or
early flowering stage
Hydrogen Cynamide 50% SL (Import )
Grapes

For breaking bud dormancy


Single
application as
spray Just after pruning ,

Hydrogen Cynamide 50% SL (Indigenous manufacture)


Grapes

For breaking dormancy of


fruiting buds
Just after pruning, single
application by swabbing.

Hydrogen Cyanamide 49% AS ( Import )


Grapes

For breaking bud dormancy


One directed spray, just after
pruning.

Sugarcane

Dipping of setts

0.50

1.00%

Mix 1000 319 days


ml of the
product
per 100
litres of
water
Mix 200
-300 ml
of
products
in 10 ltrs
of water.
500-600

Mepiquat chloride 5% AS
Potato

One spray 45 DAP


To restrict the excessive
vegetative growth of potato
and increasing its yield

62.575gm

1.251.5Ltr

Cotton

single spray at flowering


stage to Control of excessive
vegetative growth and to
increase crop yield in cotton

50-62.5
gm

1.0-1.25
ltr

60-90 days

57

Paclobutrazol 23% SC (W/W) / (25% W/V)


(Import Source:- ZENECA Agrochemicals, Fernhurst, Haslemere, Surrey, UK)

Mango

To reduce the inter node


length of new shoots and
earliar formation of terminal
bud. Favourably, influence the
fruit bud production, fruit
colour and harvest yield
7-15yrs old

15 ml.
Per tree

16-25 yrs.old

20 ml.
Per tree.

>25 yrs old

25-40 ml.
Per tree

Application after the harvest


of fruits (Any time from July
to Oct)

(Note: If
the soil is
sandy the
rate
of

Recomm
ended
quantity
diluted in
clean
water of
5-10 lit.
and
applied in
furrow 5
to 10 cm
deep
about 30
cm away
from the
trunk.
Fill up
with soil
after
applicatio

applicatio
n may be
reduced
to 75 %
of
the
recomme
nded. For
repeat use
the rate of
applicatio
n can be
50 to 75
% of the
rate used
in the 1st
year)

n or
apply as
soil
collar
drench.

Paclobutrazol 23% SC (W/W) / (25% W/V)


(Import Source:- PGR International Pty. Ltd., 4 Dairy road, Werribee Vic. 3030 Australia)

Mango

To reduce the inter node


length of new shoots and
earlier formation of terminal
bud. increase fruit bud
production, and improve fruit
yield texture

4.0 gm
per tree

16-25 yrs old

Application after the harvest


of fruits (Any time from July
to Oct)

16
ml.
Per tree
(Note: If
the soil is
sandy the
rate
of
applicatio
n
be
reduced
to 75 %
of
the
recomme
nded. For
repeat
use the
rate
of
applicatio
n can be

Make
a
round
furrow
about 5 to
10
cms
deep
at
least 30cm
away from
the trunk.
Mix
the
recommend
ed
dose
with about
5-10 litres
of
clean
water and
apply to the
furrow. Fill
up with soil
after

Waiting
PeriodNIL as the
chemical
is applied
8 months
before
harvest of
fruits

10

50 to 75
% of the
rate used
in
1st
year)

application
and irrigate
once
or
twice
a
month
subsequentl
y

Paclobutrazol 23% SC (W/W) / (25% W/V) (Indigenous manufacture)


Mango
To reduce the inter node
15 ml.
length of new shoots and
Per tree
Recomm
earlier formation of terminal
ended
bud. Favourably, influence
20 ml.
quantity
the fruit bud production, fruit
Per tree.
diluted in
colour and harvest yield
clean
water of
7-15 yrs old
30 ml.
5 lit. and
Per tree
applied in
furrow 5
16-25 yrs old
(Note: If to 10 cm
the soil is deep
sandy the about 30
>25 yrs old
rate of
cm away
applicatio from the
Application after the harvest
n may be trunk.
of fruits (Any time from July
reduced
Fill up
to Oct)
to 75 %
with soil
of the
after
recomme applicatio
nded. For n or
repeat
apply as
use the
soil
rate of
collar
applicatio drench.
n can be
50 to 75
% of the
rate used
in the 1st
year)

11

Sodium Para Nitrophenolate 0.3% SL


Flower bud initiated stage
Cotton

0.5%

5ml

800

16

0.5%

4ml

200

and fruit set stage

Tomato

Flowering and fruit stages

Triacontanol 0.05% EC
Cotton
To increase the yield

0.125 gm 0.25ltr

400-500

Three sprays at 25, 45 and 65


days after transplanting
Three sprays at 25, 45 and 65
days after planting

0.125 gm 0.25ltr

400-500

0.125 gm 0.25ltr

400-500

Three sprays at 25, 45 and 65


days after planting
Three sprays at 25, 45 and 65
days after planting

0.125gm

0.25 ltr

400-500

0.125 gm 0.25 ltr

400-500

Two sprays at 30 and 45 days


after planting

0.250 gm 0.50 ltr

500-600

12.5 gm

25 kg.

Three sprays at 45, 65 and 85


days after planting
Rice
Chilli
Tomato
Groundnut

Potato

Triacontanol 0.05%w/w min. GR


Cotton
To increase the yield
Broadcast & mix the desired
quantity of granules in soil 23 days before sowing.
Rice

Broadcast & mix the desired


quantity of granules in soil 23 days before transplanting.

12.5 gm

25 kg.

Chilli

Broadcast & mix the desired


quantity of granules in soil 23 days before sowing.

12.5 gm

25 kg.

12

Tomato

Broadcast & mix the desired


quantity of granules in soil 23 days before sowing.

12.5 gm

25 kg.

Groundnut

Broadcast & mix the desired


quantity of granules in soil 23 days before sowing.

12.5 gm

25 kg.

0.25 gm

0.25 ltr.

400-500

Triacontanol 0.1% EW
Cotton

To increase the yield


Three sprays at 45, 65 and 85
days after planting

Rice

Three sprays at 25, 45 and


65 days after transplanting

0.25 gm

0.25 ltr.

400-500

Chilli

Three sprays at 25, 45 and


65 days after planting

0.25 gm

0.25 Ltr.

400-500

Tomato

Three sprays at 25, 45 and


65 days after planting

0.25 gm

0.25 ltr.

400-500

0.25 ltr.

400-500

Groundnut

Three sprays at 25, 45 and 65


days after planting

0.25gm

13

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