Biostimulant composition and active constituents
Tata Bahaar complies with the national biostimulant regulations under the Fertilizer (Control) Order.
Key active ingredients and nutritional constituents:
- L-amino acids and peptides (45% to 50% w/w): Contains short-chain peptides and balanced amino acids including glutamic acid, glycine, and proline.
- Organic carbon complex: Enriched with humic and fulvic plant extract fractions that enhance micronutrient chelation and absorption.
- Bio-availability: Biologically active L-alpha amino acids are immediately assimilated by foliage without requiring metabolic transformation.
- Stress alleviation: Proline and glycine betaine precursors build internal plant osmolytes, protecting cell membranes during drought and heat waves.
Crop benefits and critical application windows
Applying Tata Bahaar at key phenological growth stages triggers substantial physiological benefits:
Recommended stages and responses:
- Vegetative development stage: Accelerates root branching, leaf expansion, and chlorophyll accumulation.
- Pre-flowering stage: Stimulates reproductive bud differentiation, enhances pollen viability, and minimizes physiological flower drop.
- Fruit setting and enlargement: Promotes uniform fruit development, improves fruit firmness, and enhances marketable color and luster.
- Post-stress recovery: Helps crops quickly resume active growth after heavy pest pressure, prolonged dry spells, or hailstorms.
Foliar spray instructions and tank compatibility
Mix Tata Bahaar at recommended rates (typically 2 to 2.5 ml per litre of clean water or 400 to 500 ml per acre) and spray uniformly over crop foliage. It is generally compatible with common non-alkaline insecticides, fungicides, and water-soluble fertilizers; however, conduct a small jar compatibility test prior to broad-scale tank mixing.
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Common questions
What is the primary active content of Tata Bahaar?
Tata Bahaar contains a concentrated mixture of plant-derived L-amino acids (45-50%), bioactive peptides, and organic extracts.
How does Tata Bahaar prevent flower and fruit drop in vegetables?
It delivers ready-to-use amino acids that strengthen pedicel tissue, boost pollen viability, and regulate hormonal balance during flowering.
Can Tata Bahaar be tank-mixed with standard crop protection sprays?
Yes, it is compatible with most standard neutral-to-acidic fungicides and insecticides, but avoid mixing with strongly alkaline formulations.
General guidance, not personal advice. For your farm, ask your local Krishi Vigyan Kendra or agriculture officer.
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