Vidyut should be applied as a foliar spray.

Vidyut is recommended to be used in Red Gram.

Though it is not presently recommended, the Company is conducting trials in various crops. Relevant details will be shared as they become available.

Vidyut is recommended at 30 ml/acre to be sprayed in Red Gram.

Vidyut should be applied at peak vegetative growth stage of Red Gram – generally between 50-60 days after sowing.

At a higher dose than recommended dose, Vidyut will not give desired results in terms of crop growth, development, flowering and fruiting.

If applied at the wrong time, Vidyut will not give desired results in terms of crop growth, development.

Vidyut application results are visible within 15 days after spray.

In sequential order, leaves become dark green and softer, vertical growth slows down, branching increases, internodal distance [distance between two branches] is reduced, leaves remain green and healthy for a longer time. Number of flowers, flower retention and pod/fruit formation increases.

Yes, Vidyut can be applied as a tank mix with all routinely used agrochemicals. It is however, always better to conduct a compatibility test before preparing the final solution.

Yes. It is advisable to prepare a stock solution of Vidyut because Vidyut is a viscous product. Preparing the stock solution ensures that the product is dissolved properly in water before being applied in the crop.

It is advisable to ensure that the recommended fertilizer dose is applied in the crop, there is sufficient soil moisture availability and there is no heavy pest or disease attack on the crop.