• First add buffer and mix spray solution to achieve a pH of 4.5 - 5.5 BEFORE adding Yield Plus Classic.
• Use between 600-1000 litre water per hectare per application.
• Do not mix with alkaline substances.
• Use pH Green Plus OR pH Green to buffer the spray solution.
• If any stress condition is experienced, apply 600ml Yield Plus Classic per hectare.
• Optional: an application 14 days before harvest has shown better shelf life and quality.
• In the case of dry land and flood irrigation, the period between applications must be reduced to 10 days.
• Backpack sprayers: Make up solution of 20ml pH Green Plus + 20ml Yield Plus Classic in 20ml water.

1. APRICOTS, NECTARINES, PEACHES, PLUMS, PEARS, APPELS, OLIVES

Optional: Spray 14 days before harvest, exclusively for longer shelf life and better quality fruit.

2. CITRUS

3. GRAPES

Optional: For export grapes: Spray 14 days before harvest, exclusively for longer shelf life and better quality fruit.
Optional: Spray of 800ml/ha 4 weeks before harvest has shown better sugar.
On black grapes, once they have reached pea size, do not use pH Green Plus but pH Green.

4. TOMATO, GREEN PEPPER, BRINJAL, GOOSEBERRY, PAPRIKA

The last application can be ommitted in the case of factory tomatoes.

5. BEANS/PEAS, DRY BEANS, SOYA BEANS

Optional: 600ml Yield Plus Classic/ha 14 days later

6. POTATOES, SWEET POTATOES, RHUBARB, TURNIP, CHICORY, GROUND BEANS

7. RUNNER CROPS (WATERMELON, SWEET MELON, CUCUMBER, ETC.)

If possible, further applications of 600ml every 14 days.
Optional: For export: Spray 14 days before harvest, exclusively for longer shelf life and better quality fruit and higher sugar.

8. CABBAGE, LETTUCE, CAULIFLOWER, BROCCOLI, BRUSSEL SPROUTS, PATTY PANS, BABY MARROWS, PARSLEY, LEEK, CELERY

9. TOBACCO

10. GARLIC, PARSNIP

11. LETTUCE, SPINACH, RADISH

12. LUCERN, LAWNS, GARDENS, GRASS PASTURE, CLOVER

10-14 days after cutting or grazing or harvest as long as the season continues

13. BEETROOT, CARROT

14. ROSES, PROTEAS

15. COTTON

16. GUAVA, BANANA, PINEAPPLE, STRAWBERRY

17. ONION, SPRING ONION

This site last updated September 2000