Product Technical Bulletin | |
ALKEN CLEAR-FLO® 7119 is a scientifically
balanced formulation containing nature's best humectants and wetting agents,
pure Yucca schidigera sarsaponin leaf extract and coconut extracts, the
safest natural cryoprotectant (plant extracted glycerine) micro-nutrients
and plant healing compounds from the finest pure Aloe Vera leaf extract
gel. Ten strains of non-pathogenic, spore-forming Bacillus have been
specially selected to break down composted manure fertilizers, grass clippings
and other dead plant litter, when the temperature and other conditions are
conducive for plants to feed on the released nutrients. |
ALKEN CLEAR-FLO® 7119 along witth ALKEN BIO-NUTRIENT 9, ALKEN CLEAR-FLO® 7014 and ALKEN CLEAR-FLO® 7114 should be applied as part of an IPM (integrated pest management) and PHC (plant health care) program to augment effectiveness of your favorite chemical fertilizer or composted manure to allow lusher, longer survival of turf and plants through the most challenging weather conditions. Improves overall health of the turf and plants increasing the effectiveness of lower dosages of pesticides. Most competing products are made from petroleum and alcohol derivatives that can damage plant leaf tissue and reduce soil microbial activity. |
Appearance: | Dark brown liquid suspension |
Bacteria count: | 85 million CFU/ml (321.7 billion colony forming units of bacteria per gallon) |
Bacterial Strains: | 5 species of Bacillus microbes (0.05% of formula) |
Odor: | Slightly sweet, earthy odor |
Stability: | 2 years |
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Shake or mix jug or pail thoroughly, to assure well-blended dispensing of all ingredients. Can be batch mixed with fertilizer. Antifoam included to prevent excess foaming. ALWAYS DILUTE product BEFORE application directly to plants or soil.
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ALKEN CLEAR-FLO® 7119 - is packaged a single 5 gallon plastic pails with pour-spout and carrying handle or box with 2 x 2.5 gallon jugs. Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid inhalation of mist and wash hands with warm soapy water after handling. Update: 08/16/2006 |