Lumax Next

MODE OF ACTION OF LUMAX NEXT:

The product contains two active substances with different modes of action, ensuring high effectiveness. Mesotrione is an inhibitor of the biosynthesis of photoactive pigments, mainly absorbed through leaves and roots, leading to bleaching and death of weeds (first symptoms after 5-7 days, death after approx. 14 days). Terbuthylazine is a photosynthesis inhibitor mainly absorbed through roots. It causes leaf chlorosis and weed death often already during their emergence. The use of terbuthylazine limits weed emergence for 6-8 weeks after application. Moderate rainfall and warm weather favour the product's action.

Advantages of using LUMAX NEXT:

- Comprehensive mode of action: Combines foliar control with long-lasting soil activity.

- Extended protection: Effectively blocks the emergence of new weeds for up to 6 to 8 weeks after application.

- Wide spectrum of control: Eliminates a broad range of dicotyledonous weeds and some monocotyledonous weeds (e.g. couch grass).

- Rapid visual effects: Visible bleaching and growth inhibition of weeds already 5-7 days after treatment.

ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT IN LUMAX NEXT:

mesotrione (compound from the triketone group) – 70 g/l (6.26%)

terbuthylazine (compound from the triazine group) – 330 g/l (29.52%)

LUMAX NEXT SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

Effect on weeds:

Sensitive weeds: common chickweed, small geranium, one-sided couch grass, field violet, field mustard, common chickweed, purple dead-nettle, white goosefoot, field knotweed, field forget-me-not, scentless mayweed, field sow-thistle, speedwells, cleavers, black nightshade, knotgrass, pale persicaria, climbing buckwheat, bird's knotweed, field chamomile, volunteer oilseed rape, rough amaranth, shepherd's purse, field pennycress, leafy spurge.

Resistant weeds: couch grass, sterile oats, corn poppy, hairgrass.

Note: Small geranium should be controlled no later than at the cotyledon stage. One-sided couch grass should be controlled up to tillering stage using the higher recommended dose. Volunteer oilseed rape should be controlled at early developmental stages.

How to use LUMAX NEXT:

Maize

Maximum dose: 1.5 l/ha

Recommended dose: 1.0 - 1.5 l/ha

Application timing: Use the product from the 2-leaf stage to the 8-leaf stage of maize (BBCH 12-18).

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1

Recommended water volume: 200-300 l/ha

Recommended spraying: medium droplet size

Note: Use the higher recommended dose for more advanced developmental stages of the targeted weeds and in case of heavy infestation.

LUMAX NEXT pre-harvest interval:

Not applicable (pre-harvest interval covered by the growing season from treatment to harvest).