Felix WG

System Architecture and Weed Control Mechanism

"Felix WG" is a high-concentration glyphosate formulation presented as water-dispersible granules. Unlike liquid formulations, the granular structure ensures the stability of the active ingredient during storage and simplifies dosing, minimizing losses during handling. The herbicidal action is based on inhibiting the synthesis of aromatic amino acids within the meristematic tissues of weed plants.

Technical Performance Specifications

• Systemic Transport: Upon application to the leaf surface, glyphosate is rapidly absorbed and translocated via the phloem directly to the growth points, including roots and rhizomes, which is critical for controlling perennial weeds like Canada thistle, couch grass, and field bindweed.
• Spectrum Versatility: The product functions as both a non-selective herbicide and a desiccant. The WG formulation technology ensures optimal leaf surface wettability and rainfastness within a few hours post-application.
• Safety Profile: Classified as a Hazard Class 3 agent, which, when used according to regulations, minimizes risks to agricultural ecosystems.

Practical Field Effectiveness

"Felix WG" is indicated for field preparation before sowing cereals, corn, soy, flax, and potatoes. A key technical feature is its utility as a desiccant for winter rapeseed and cereal crops, promoting uniform maturation and facilitating harvesting through accelerated desiccation of vegetative mass. When targeting perennial grasses and broad-leaved weeds, efficacy is highly dependent on the metabolic activity of the weeds: the higher the growth rate, the more efficient the translocation of the active ingredient throughout the vascular system.