Percept 10.8 % EC

Percept Herbicide – The Expert Grass Killer for Broadleaf Crops

Percept 10.8% EC, manufactured by Kanzo AG (Evyol Group), is a premium systemic herbicide specifically designed to eliminate grassy weeds from broadleaf crops. Powered by Haloxyfop-P-Methyl, it provides lethal control over tough grasses like Dumbi Sitti, Jungli Jai, Swanki, and Khabbal. Percept is highly selective, meaning it destroys the weeds while leaving your main crop (like Cotton or Canola) completely healthy and stress-free.

Key Benefits for Pakistani Farmers:

• Targeted Grass Control: Specifically kills narrow-leaf weeds in crops like Cotton, Mung Bean, Sunflower, Canola, and Vegetables.
• Rapid Absorption: Within 1 hour of spray, the chemical is absorbed into the weed’s system, stopping growth almost immediately.
• Systemic Action: It travels down to the roots of the grass, ensuring that even perennial weeds do not regrow.
• Superior Crop Safety: Offers a wide window of safety for broadleaf plants, ensuring no “yellowing” or “stunting” of your primary crop.

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Recommended Dosage & Application Timing

⚠️ Critical Warning: DO NOT spray Percept on Wheat, Maize, Rice, or Sugarcane. As a selective grass herbicide, it will severely damage or kill these crops. Always use a Flat Fan nozzle for uniform coverage. Technical support provided by PARC.

Expert Questions & Answers

Q: Can I use Percept in my Wheat field?
A: No. Percept is a grass killer. Since Wheat is also a member of the grass family, Percept will kill the wheat crop. It is only for broadleaf crops like Cotton and Canola.

Q: How long does it take for weeds to die?
A: Weeds stop growing within 48 hours. You will see complete drying and browning (necrosis) within 7 to 10 days.

Q: Is Percept rainfast?
A: Yes, it is absorbed very quickly. If it rains 1 hour after application, you do not need to re-spray.

Q: Can I mix Percept with broadleaf herbicides?
A: It is usually best to spray Percept separately for maximum efficacy, but it can be tank-mixed with certain broadleaf herbicides. Always consult with a Zaraidawai expert first.”