Kornevin 10 g

Kornevin — a heteroauxin analog. Designed for rooting cuttings of pome fruit, stone fruit, berry, citrus, ornamental, and coniferous plants.

KORNEVIN, SP (10 g/kg indolebutyric acid) — an analog of heteroauxin.
KORNEVIN, 10 g

Kornevin is used for rooting seedlings of fruit, berry, ornamental, and flower crops, accelerating root formation during cuttings, and improving the survival rate of vegetable and flower seedlings during transplanting.

Kornevin is applied in dry form and as a solution.

In dry form. Dust the root system of seedlings or young plants before planting. Moisten cuttings with water before rooting and dip their lower part into the preparation.

As a solution. Dissolve the contents of the packet (10 g) in 10 L of water. Water seedlings and transplants with the resulting solution at the base after planting. Working solution consumption per plant:



flower and vegetable seedlings – 30–50 ml,

shrub seedlings – 250–300 ml,

fruit and ornamental tree seedlings – 1.5–3 L.

Soak bulbs and corms of gladiolus, tulips, lilies, etc., in the solution for 16–20 hours before planting.

Precautions. Hazard Class 3 (moderately hazardous substance). Do not use food-grade containers to prepare the working solution. Do not smoke, drink, or eat while working. Wash hands with soap after work. If the product comes into contact with eyes or skin, rinse with plenty of water. If accidentally swallowed, drink several glasses of water with activated charcoal suspension (5–6 tablets per glass). Seek medical attention.

Store in a dry place out of the reach of children, separate from food, medicines, and animal feed. Dispose of empty packaging with household waste. The working solution is not intended for storage.

Guaranteed shelf life: 5 years. Expiration date: 5 years.