ICE-X ANTI FROST PRODUCT

One of the biggest problems faced by the agricultural sector depending on the climatic conditions in different geographical regions is the frost problem experienced during the budding and flowering periods of the plants.

Frost creates ice crystals within plant cells, causing injury and damage to plants. This prevents the plants from transferring water and reaching the tissues of the plant. Loss of buds and flowers affected by frost is inevitable.

Product Features

Restorex ICE-X Solution encourages the resumption and acceleration of antifreeze protein and enzyme production, which slows down or even stops under cold stress of plants. It does not insulate by covering it from the outside, it is transferred to the plant body and works inside.

It circulates in plant cells and sap, brings the onset of freezing to higher (-) degrees and helps to prevent plants from freezing.

During the flowering phase, it helps the stigma to remain moist and the pollen to perform the fertilization process. At the same time, thanks to its nano structure, it protects the plant from the burning effect of the sun and supports the prevention of bark deformation.

Restorex ICE-X Solution increases the indoor-outdoor temperature perception of plants, allowing them to be harvested early between 10 and 30 days. In winter greenhouse applications, there is a significant saving in malaria costs.

Restorex ICE-X is a product that respects people, nature and all other living things.

Application Method

- It can be applied from the leaves with the sprinkler (smoke) method and from the soil with different methods (tank, dripping),

- The solution should be applied by adding 1 liter of ICE-X to 50 liters of water between 4 C° / -7 C° according to the frost severity, and 1 liter of ICE-X to 25 liters of water between -8 C° / -14 C°,

- It should be applied after rain and at least 48 hours before the risk of frost,

- It is recommended to be applied once a month in both open field and greenhouse agriculture before every frost risk and for earliness in open areas.