Hot Weather, what has it got to do with AgroSol?

Malaysians, Brace Yourselves For Hot Weather In The Upcoming Days

Published on Monday, 23 October 2017 12:07

Recent days have seen some states in the Malayan peninsular, including the Klang Valley, experiencing hot weather up to 36 degrees Celsius.

3 Avocado plants with AgroSol

Plants NO AgroSol

With AgroSol

With AgroSol, big leaves, new shoot.

NO AgroSol, severe dehydration, leaves dehydrated and need to be removed, waiting to recover.

NO AgroSol, severe dehydration, leaves dehydrated and need to be removed, waiting to recover.

Durian with AgroSol

Durian without AgroSol

Turf, with different concentration 1:200 to Nil

Meteorological Department director-general Alui Bahari, said there has been an upward trend in local temperature starting from the middle of last week, particularly during the 2pm to 5pm period.

“Based on our observation records, temperature reading goes back to normal

after 5pm. The phenomenon is due to Typhoon Lan that has hit Japan.

“The hot weather phenomenon is only temporary as it is a side-effect of Typhoon Lan, pulling together with it water vapour in the Klang Valley air into the centre of the typhoon,” he told Utusan Malaysia

Reading from literature and seeing actual field performance got me all hype up over our product AgroSol.

Plants needs to breath less. Smaller stomata opening, lesser dehydration.

Once dehydrated, plant goes into shock, stunt and need time to recover or worst case scenario, dies.

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