CambistatTM 2SC is a soil-applied plant growth regulator that reduces tree growth and provides therapy for trees in stressful sites. A single application provides these benefits for multiple years depending on use and location.

What is Cambistat?

The active ingredient in Cambistat 2SC is a molecule called paclobutrazol, which belongs to a highly active group of growth regulating compounds called triazoles. Paclobutrazol blocks the formation of gibberellic acid in the isoprenoid pathway.

Why use Cambistat?

Cambistat is a highly effective, easy to apply, plant growth regulator that has many potential uses. With Cambistat you can keep trees from out growing their sites, stabilize over-mature trees, help trees in decline, increase the root growth of newly transplanted or established trees, improve the durability of trees growing in unfriendly conditions, and more. Cambistat opens a whole new opportunity to sell effective services that benefit your clients' trees.

Proven Benefits for Trees

In certain economic situations, the benefit of reduced growth can mean cost savings because of less overall maintenance. In addition, the reduction of vegetative growth through a decrease in the hormone gibberellin has some positive physiological results. The most important is that energy is shunted to the roots, defense, storage, and reproduction in response to Cambistat.
 

Some of the benefits Cambistat has on trees:

When and Where to Use Cambistat

Residential and Commercial Sites

     When

     Where

  • reduce canopy growth

  • stabilize trees in mild decline

  • stimulate root growth

  • increase drought resistance

  • prevent stress development

  • reduce frequency of pruning in dangerous locations

  • parking lots

  • boulevards

  • trees close to houses

  • trees under power lines

  • interior spaces

  • vista control

  • foundation plants

  • commercial shopping areas

  • construction sites


Municipal

 When

 Where

  • extend pruning cycles

  • increase drought resistance

  • increase health and life span of street trees

  • reduce frequency of pruning in dangerous locations

  • stimulate root growth

  • pot bound trees

  • boulevards and streets

  • intersection right-of-ways

  • trees under power lines

  • airport approaches

  • vista control

  • trees near streetlights

  • commercial shopping areas

  • parks


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