With the arrival of high temperatures, cherry trees face critical moments in their phenological cycle, especially during the induction and differentiation phase. In light of this scenario, Greenhas presents Eranthis, a revolutionary biostimulant composed of various organic matrices of plant origin.
This product contains extracts of brown algae, including Ascophyllum nodosum and Laminaria digitata, as well as yeast extracts with marked biological activity. These ingredients combine to offer significant benefits to crops, improving the vegetative-productive balance, photosynthetic activity and the use of available water.
Eranthis' distinctive features ensure exceptional results for growers, such as:
- More productions in quantity and quality
- Water use efficiency
In this regard, Eduardo Parra, technical manager of Greenhas Chile, referred to the validations of this product, arguing that: “We have several Eranthis trials with different advisors in Chile and in Europe, it is a product that is also quite validated. In fact, it has two validation papers as a mitigator of abiotic factors, namely temperature, salinity, water stress.”
“In itself, it is a product that has all the validations in the European community and in Chile we have been marketing it for two years and validating it with the main advisors in the country and it is always recommended in programs, along with sunscreens,” emphasized Eduardo Parra.
In this way, Eranthis is presented as an essential complement in the internal protection of plants, acting as an essential complement during the post-harvest program. Its incorporation in this process stands out as the main approach to ensure maximum efficiency and resilience of cherry trees in adverse conditions.
In conclusion, Eranthis from Greenhas emerges as the comprehensive solution to strengthen cherry trees in their fight against high temperatures and other environmental challenges. Its ability to boost production and improve water use efficiency positions this biostimulant as an indispensable ally for cherry growers.
