Clarelle 2SC Growth Regulator-Gallon

Clarelle 2SC Plant Growth Regulator Slows Grass Growth and Suppresses Poa The active ingredient in Clarelle 2SC, Paclobutrazol, suppresses Poa annua and is a proven plant growth regulator for managing top growth of turfgrasses. Use it on established hybrid bermudagrass, bentgrass, bluegrass and perennial ryegrass fairways, tees, and roughs. For growth suppression on established bermudagrass and St. Augustine, it can be used when the grass is green, actively growing and has recovered from dormancy.

Clarelle 2SC Plant Growth Regulator Slows Grass Growth and Suppresses Poa The active ingredient in Clarelle 2SC, Paclobutrazol, suppresses Poa annua and is a proven plant growth regulator for managing top growth of turfgrasses. Use it on established hybrid bermudagrass, bentgrass, bluegrass and perennial ryegrass fairways, tees, and roughs. For growth suppression on established bermudagrass and St. Augustine, it can be used when the grass is green, actively growing and has recovered from dormancy.

Key Features:

• Paclobutrazol, the active ingredient in Clarelle 2SC, inhibits gibberellic acid, the plant hormone responsible for growth by cell elongation
• Sensitivity of Poa annua to Clarelle allows desirable turfgrasses to crowd out the Poa by slowing its vertical growth within three to 10 days and its competitive ability within one to two weeks

Key Benefits:

• Clippings and the frequency of mowing can be reduced by up to 50% during the effective period
• Slows grass growth, while enhancing overall turf quality, for up to two months after application
• Increased turf density and tighter-knit turf improves ball playability on hybrid bermudagrass

Active ingredient: Paclobutrazol

Clarelle 2SC Plant Growth Regulator Slows Grass Growth and Suppresses Poa The active ingredient in Clarelle 2SC, Paclobutrazol, suppresses Poa annua and is a proven plant growth regulator for managing top growth of turfgrasses. Use it on established hybrid bermudagrass, bentgrass, bluegrass and perennial ryegrass fairways, tees, and roughs. For growth suppression on established bermudagrass and St. Augustine, it can be used when the grass is green, actively growing and has recovered from dormancy.