CITRON®
Water Herbicide Adjuvant
Application Guidelines
Fertigation
FertigationBoost herbicide efficiency
CITRON® Water Herbicide Adjuvant boosts herbicide efficiency, minimizes chemical reactions, increases plant tissue absorption and improves performance under adverse weather conditions. Used in conjunction with most contact herbicides, this acid-based adjuvant conditions spray tank water by lowering the pH level.
The details
- Increases plant tissue absorption without additional surfactants
- Faster weed control and deterioration
- Low use rate compared to most industry adjuvants
- Excellent for cover crop burndown applications
Application Guidelines
Always read and follow label instructions and restrictions before use.
Application Instructions
- Fill tank to desired water level
- For glyphosate: add CITRON at a rate of 2.2 lbs (1 kg) per 100 g (379 L) of water
- For all other compatible pesticides and fungicides: add CITRON at a rate of 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg) per 100 g (379 L) of water
- Add pesticide or fungicide at manufacturer’s suggested rate
Do not use CITRON with sulfonylureas.
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