Cleaning the crop with MELASTOP

The productive capacity of crops is conditioned largely to perspiration, making the plant through the leaves during photosynthesis daily.

In greenhouses, as time passes, it is generating a “pollution”, which is deposited on the leaves and fixed by atmospheric moisture dew of the night.

From EDYPRO in our efforts to achieve continuous improvement in the greenhouse crops production, we recommend a practical and effective solution, which in turn allows them to get clean, bright and well presented fruit (some pests such as spider or fungi as powdery mildew, are deposited in this “pollution” that exists on the leaves, the perfect place to nest and breed).

By applying MELASTOP, 3 to 3.5 L x 1000 L applied to the conventional “pistol” at a pressure of 30-35 atm and spraying top down, the plant achieved an excellent cleaning and improves leaf portion It poses significant crop mode.

In turn, it is a product:

Zero waste,
Respect The auxiliary,
has Direct effect on winged insects such as whitefly adults.

During the winter, adequate ventilation is required to reduce the humidity and thus provide fungal infections that cause mildew and Botrytis attacks. The side and top windows (zenith) are protected with mesh to keep out insects, but these screens just like the plant, with time left colmatadas of “pollution” preventing proper ventilation of greenhouses.

It is best to periodically washing the mesh when we see that the ventilation is inadequate.

MELASTOP 4 to 5 L x 1000 L applied to the conventional “pistol” at a pressure of 30-35 atm and spraying from above to below the mesh, achieves excellent cleaning.

This combination is also very useful to wash the deck when the plastic greenhouses is several years and accumulated dirt hinders good light intensity for smooth functioning of culture. From mid-December to late January, the plants have the greatest need light, so now is the perfect time for this “washing” which appreciate their culture.