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White bottle of Scanivital Silica Paste, a 250ml wound dressing by Biobest with detailed label.
White bottle of Biobest Scaniavital Silica Pasta, 250 ml, with red cap for plant care.

Scaniavital® Silica

$41.25

A wound dressing for tomato and other vegetable plants. Supplied in a 250 ml bottle.

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Description

  • A wound dressing for tomato and other vegetable plants
  • Paste based on finely ground clay particles enriched with silicon, potassium and lime
  • Forms a physical barrier, which encapsulates the wound
  • Protects the wound against dehydration and dust/dirt particles

Advantages of Scaniavital® Silica

  • Easy to apply
  • Dries quickly
  • Contains natural substances
  • May be applied by all crop workers

How to apply the product

  • Apply the product on wounds caused by leaf pruning and other stem damage
  • Spread the paste equally in a thick coating over the wound plus several centimetres above and below

Suitable crops

  • Tomato and other vegetable crops

Additional information

Weight 0.412 kg
Dimensions 4 × 7 × 19 cm

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While we make every effort to supply you with beneficial insects and mites to help improve your pest management, and to reduce the need for pesticides, we cannot guarantee the outcome in every situation.  Our biocontrol agents do feed readily on the species that we have specified in our tech sheets and on our website.  However, there are many variables including accurate pest identification, plant species, pest density, numbers of beneficials released, environmental conditions and history of pesticide usage that influence the outcomes.  We will always do our best to help you achieve a positive outcome but we simply cannot guarantee that your problem will be solved to your satisfaction.  Because every situation is unique we are constantly learning about how best to use our good bugs.  We appreciate any feedback from your experience.

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