A Composition of Substances

Effect

1. Natural wax layer on a leaf surface remarkably loses its function due to the damages from ultraviolet, acid rain and agricultural chemicals, whereas Creme can form a film on leaves regardless of photosynthesis and respiration to increase water repellency, whereby the leaves and fruits can be free from water drops to restrain spores of pathogenic fungus from geminating.
2. When creme is sprayed by being mixed with other agricultural chemicals, duration of agricultural chemicals is lengthened to prevent the reduction chemicals from being washed away by rainfalls.
3. Creme helps leaves and stems to form a wax layer thereon during rainy season, whereby infection rate of pathogenic bacteria through pores and damaged areas can be reduced.
4. Creme reduces stresses during transplantation and assists in early rootage.
5. Creme helps reduction of damages by frostbite and freezing injury.
6. Creme helps reduction of damages by drought.
7. Creme is photo-decomposed 20 days after spraying.

Surface of plant

• exo-cuticular layer
• cutin layer
• wax cutin mixed layer
• middle lamella
• cell wall
• cell

Film layer-cracking process after wax is sprayed

• After spraying : Film on wax film
• In approx. 2 wks : Film on block thinned and dispersed
• In 3~4 wks : Effect disappears if film is cracked

Details

Film layer-cracking process after wax is sprayed

Caution

1. Solidification may occur when dilution is carried out at water temperature below 10°C
2. First mix creme during dilution
3. Store at temperature above 4°C or more

Specification