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Apogee® Plant Growth Regulator
Apogee is the premier plant growth regulator. The active ingrediant, prohexadione-calcium, was originally discovered and developed by Kumiai Chemical Industry Co., LTD, and introduced to the United States in the late 1990s. Since then, Apogee has been globally utilized across a range of crops to manage vegetative growth, improve harvest effeciency and increase profitability.
*This Image is for illustrative purposes only.
**The registration transfer is pending EPA approval.
Recommended :
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Apple
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Peanut
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Cherry
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Grass Grown
for Seed
Benefits of Apogee®
Unique tool for management of apple fire blight and reduction of vegetative growth in apples, peanuts, cherries and strawberries.
- Suppresses apple fire blight, particularly shoot blight, where other products may not perform
- Reduces shoot extension and canopy growth, saving both pruning time and costs
- Opens crop canopy, promoting pesticide penetration and coverage, and light penetration
Apogee Peanut Trial in Santa Rosa County
Why Apogee® Helps
#1 Control
Apogee helps growers manage excessive vegetative growth, leading to more compact and efficient plants.
#2 Protection
Apogee improves spray coverage by opening up dense canopies, enhancing the effectiveness of disease control.
#3 Efficiency
By reducing the need for pruning and supporting uniform growth, Apogee also boosts labor and harvest efficiency.
#4 Trust
Its active ingredient, prohexadione-calcium—developed by Kumiai Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.—is trusted by growers around the world.
Product Info &
Application Guide
| Purpose | Application Timing | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth Control by Vigor | 1–3 inches of new shoot growth | Medium – High: 18 – 36 ozs/A Low: 9 – 24 ozs/A |
Reapply every 1 – 4 weeks |
| Growth Control by tree size (OD, OR, WA) |
Large: 18 – 24 ozs/A Medium: 6 – 18 ozs/A Small: 6 – 12 ozs/A |
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| Long Growing Season | 9 – 24 ozs/A | Reapply every 1 – 2 weeks | |
| Fire Blight Reduction (except CA) |
18 – 36 ozs/A | Reapply on regrowth | |
| June Drop Reduction | 30 – 36 ozs/A | ||
| Canopy Shaping | 6 – 12 ozs/100GAL | Apply directly to the portion of the tree | |
| Restrictions | PHI 45 days |
Max 48 ozs/A/21 days Max 99 ozs/A/year |
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| Purpose | Application Timing | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth Control |
1st: 50% row closure 2nd: 100% row closure |
1st: 7.25 ozs/A 2nd: 3.6 – 7.25 ozs/A |
Apply 2nd application as needed. |
| Restrictions | PHI 25 days |
Max 2 application/6 weeks Max 21.75 ozs/A/year |
DO NOT graze or feed treated crops Avoid stressed crops (lack of moisture, etc) |
| Purpose | Application Timing | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth Control by Vigor | 1 – 3 inches new shoot |
High: 8 – 20 ozs/A Medium(CA): 8 – 12 ozs/A Medium(other): 6 – 12 ozs/A Low: DO NOT apply |
Reapply every 2 – 4 weeks |
| Restrictions | PHI 20 days |
[Max rate per 14 days] High: 20 ozs/A Medium: 12 ozs/A [Max rate per year] High: 40 ozs/A Medium: 30 ozs/A |
DO NOT use Apogee on tart cherries |
| Purpose | Application Timing | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
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Growth Control (Single Application) |
Flag leaf to heading | 14–29 ozs/A | – |
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Growth Control (Split Application) |
Flag leaf to heading + 7 – 10 days later |
7–14 ozs/A each | Reapply on new growth |
| Restrictions | PHI 35 days | Max 29 ozs/A/year | DO NOT graze for 49 days after application |
For specifics, please see the product label and local agronomic recommendations.
FAQs
Is Apogee safe?
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Apogee has been rigorously researched for the last thirty years by Universities, non-government organizations and regulatory bodies. When used in accordance with label recommendations, Apogee is an safe and effective tool for plant growth regulation.
Is Apogee compatible with other crop protection products?
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Apogee has proven effective when tank-mixed with many fungicides, adjuvants, insecticides, herbicides, and fertilizers. Always conduct a jar test and check partner product labels prior to mixing for application.