Nexion Herbicide | Quizalofop-Ethyl 10% EC | Controls Narrow Leaf Weeds in Crops
Nexion – Quizalofop-Ethyl 10% EC Herbicide
Nexion is a selective post-emergence herbicide designed for effective control of grassy (narrow-leaf) weeds in broadleaf crops. Powered by Quizalofop-Ethyl, it ensures superior weed management while being safe on crops like soybean, groundnut, and cotton.
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️ Nexion Herbicide – Ultimate Solution for Grassy Weed Control
Nexion, powered by Quizalofop-Ethyl 10% EC, is a highly effective herbicide specially formulated for the post-emergence control of grassy weeds. Manufactured by National Pesticides & Chemicals, it offers quick absorption and translocation, ensuring weed death from the root.
Mode of Action
Nexion is absorbed by the leaves and stems of weeds and is rapidly translocated to the meristematic tissues, where it inhibits fatty acid synthesis – a critical process for weed growth. This leads to the death of grassy weeds without harming broadleaf crops.
Key Benefits of Using Nexion Herbicide
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Selective and safe for broadleaf crops
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Controls a wide spectrum of narrow leaf weeds
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Quick visible action and long-lasting effect
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Convenient post-emergence application
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Economical and reliable weed control solution
Targeted Weeds (Grassy / Narrow Leaf Weeds)
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Echinochloa colona (Jungle rice)
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Dactyloctenium aegyptium (Crowfoot grass)
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Eleusine indica (Goosegrass)
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Digitaria spp. (Crabgrass)
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Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass)
Suggested Crops for Use
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Soybean
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Groundnut (Peanut)
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Cotton
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Sunflower
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Pulses (like black gram, green gram)
Recommended Dose and Application
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Dose: 400-500 ml per acre
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Dilution: Mix with 200–250 liters of water per acre
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Application Time: 15–20 days after crop emergence (post-emergence stage)
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Method: Use a flat fan nozzle for uniform coverage
