Zoomflower by Greenpeace Agro is a flowering tonic used for increasing flowering and preventing flower shedding in all crops. It effectively enhances early flowering, reduces the time plants take to flower, and arrests flower dropping, thereby increasing overall yield. By acting as a wetting agent in addition to its flowering activity, Zoomflower can be mixed with insecticides or fungicides as part of a regular spray schedule. It is applied via foliar spray in recommended crops.
Composition |
Percentage (%) |
Nitrobenzene |
35% w/v |
Emulsifier, R/O Water as Carrier & Filler |
65% |
Q.S. |
100% |
Mode of Action: Nitrobenzene stimulates early flower initiation and reduces the time the plant takes to come into flower, while also arresting flower shedding to keep more flowers on the plant through to fruit set. The emulsifier base additionally gives the product wetting quality, aiding uniform spray coverage.
Time of Application: Pre-Flowering / Flowering Stage
Crops |
Application Method |
Dosage |
Growth Stage/Time of Application |
All Crops |
Foliar Spray |
2 ml/L water |
Pre-flowering/flowering stage; repeat spray after 8–10 days |
Method of Application: Foliar Spray. Shake the bottle well before using it.
Best Time to Spray: Early morning or late afternoon, on a non-windy day.
Can be mixed with insecticides or fungicides as part of a regular spray schedule; consult an agronomist before tank-mixing with strongly acidic or alkaline products.
Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep the product in its original sealed container.
"For best results, apply Zoomflower at the pre-flowering to flowering stage, and repeat the spray after 8 to10 days to sustain flower retention and support higher yield. Ensure thorough coverage during foliar application for even flowering response across the crop canopy." – BigHaat Agronomy Expert
Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.
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