MaxCel

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Under which temperature conditions should MaxCel NOT be applied?

Show answer The label explicitly states do not apply in temperatures below 40°F or above 90°F.

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To achieve the best results when applying MaxCel, what temperature range is recommended?

Show answer The label states that best results are achieved when temperatures are between 65°F and 75°F.

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When applying MaxCel as a foliar spray in pear orchards for fruit thinning or size enhancement, what is the required finished strength?

Show answer According to the mixing instructions, pear orchards require a finished strength of 75-200 ppm.

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Which of the following crops is NOT listed as a target for MaxCel application?

Show answer The label specifies apples, pears, pistachios, and non-bearing sweet cherries, but does not mention citrus trees.

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Which of the following is a required piece of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for handling MaxCel?

Show answer The PPE section lists chemical-resistant gloves, long-sleeved shirts, long pants, protective eyewear, and shoes/socks plus covers.

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Which chemical interaction is strictly prohibited when using MaxCel?

Show answer The restrictions state: 'Do not tank mix with streptomycin or apply streptomycin on the same day.'

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How far in advance of harvest must MaxCel application cease?

Show answer The restrictions state: 'Do not apply within 86 days of harvest.'

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What is the maximum seasonal application limit for MaxCel per acre for apple and pear orchards?

Show answer The restrictions state not to exceed 310 fluid ounces of product (which is 182 grams of 6-benzyladenine) or 6.42 oz. of 6-benzyladenine per acre per season.

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