Cucumber – How to Use Allgrow

Allgrow is used to help prevent powdery mildew, strengthen the plant, and promote more uniform fruit set. Using the correct strength and interval results in healthier leaves, improved growth, and stable production throughout the entire season.

During Sowing – to Reduce the Risk of Powdery Mildew

Recommended Strength: 5% Allgrow
Mixing Example: 1 dl of Allgrow + 2 liters of water
Frequency: At least twice per week (soil + plant)

Instruction:
Spray the soil at sowing. This creates an unfavorable environment for powdery mildew and strengthens the plant’s natural resistance.

When the Fruit Appears – General Treatment

Recommended Strength: 1,5-2,5% Allgrow
Amount: 0.5 dl Allgrow + 2 liters of water
Frequency: Once per week

Instruction:
Spray the entire plant. This promotes more uniform fruit set and healthier foliage.

How to Use Allgrow in Drip Irrigation

Amount: 10 liters of Allgrow + stock solution/water per 1,000 m²
Frequency: Once per week

 

Instruction:

Allgrow is applied over 2 consecutive days, either through the stock solution or via separate tanks connected to the stock solution. This ensures a continuous supply of Allgrow to the root system, promoting stable and consistent growth.

How to Use Allgrow in Cold Fogging

Amount: 2,5 liters of Allgrow per 10-liter tank
Usage: 5+10 liters of Allgrow + 20 liters of water per 1,000 m²

 

Instruction:

This provides fast and even coverage of the foliage across larger areas.

 

Effect

  • Reduces the risk of powdery mildew
  • Stronger and healthier foliage
  • More uniform fruit set
  • Stable growth in both greenhouse and open field
  • Improved stress tolerance
Use Strength Mixing Frequency Comment
Prevent Powdery Mildew 5% 1 dl Allgrow + 2 L water At least twice per week Spray soil + plant
When Fruit Appears 1.5–2.5% 0.5 dl Allgrow + 2 L watern Once per weeka Spray the entire plant
Drip Irrigation Concentrate 10 L/1,000 m² Weeklya Applied over two days
Cold Fogging 25-50% 5–10 L Allgrow + 20 L water/1,000 m² As needed 2.5 L per 10‑L tank