Lipsa Chemicals Private Limited

Challenge Gold (Gibberellic acid 0.186% SP) is a plant growth regulator that promotes stem elongation, seed germination, flowering, and fruit development, leading to increased crop yields and improved quality. It works by stimulating cell division and elongation, enhancing photosynthesis, and breaking seed dormancy. Specific uses include improving fiber quality in cotton and increasing flower size and fruit size in various crops.

Krishi Chun primary function in soil is as an agricultural liming agent to neutralize soil acidity (raise pH), which improves overall soil health, nutrient availability, and plant growth.

Rustam lure vegetable and fruit flies by mimicking a specific sex pheromone to attract and trap them, which helps in pest control by disrupting mating and reducing the population. These synthetic scents can attract mostly males, and sometimes females, into a trap, preventing them from reproducing and significantly lowering the overall number of flies over time.

Goldmycin is an antibiotic fungicide used in agriculture to control fungal and soil-borne diseases, primarily sheath blight in rice caused by Rhizoctonia solani. It works by acting on fungal hyphae and inhibiting their cell wall formation, which destroys the fungus through contact and systemic action and prevents disease spread.