Florel Growth Regulator

Florel contains ethephon, which induces blossom abortion when applied during the bloom stage. By preventing the flowers from developing into fruit, it effectively stops the production of nuisance fruit before it begins.

No, Florel does not have insecticidal properties and is considered safe for bees. However, it is always best practice to apply treatments during times when pollinators are least active.

For optimal results, you should apply Florel when temperatures are between 60° F and 95° F. Applications outside of this range may result in reduced efficacy.

Yes, Florel is effective at controlling plant height and preventing stem topple. It also promotes lateral branching, which can help create a fuller, more compact plant structure.

Yes, for the solution to remain effective, the pH of your spray mixture should be below 5. You may need to use a buffering agent if your local water source is alkaline.

Florel is a contact-only solution. This means it only affects the parts of the plant it touches, which helps protect new, untreated growth from being impacted.