EBS Paclo-23 | Paclobutrazol 23% SC for Mango: Best Solution for Flowering & High Yield

Mango farming works best when the tree grows leaves, flowers, and fruits in the right balance.Many farmers struggle with problems like too many leaves, late flowering, or fewer fruits.To manage these issues, EBS Paclo-23 (Paclobutrazol 23% SC) is a reliable plant growth regulator that helps mango trees produce better flowers and fruits.

What Is EBS Paclo-23 (Paclobutrazol 23% SC)?

EBS Paclo 23 is a trusted plant growth regulator containing Paclobutrazol 23% SC.It helps mango trees control unwanted leaf growth, saves plant energy, and promotes early, uniform flowering. By guiding the tree’s natural process, it ensures more flowers turn into healthy fruits.

In simple words, it tells the mango tree:  Don’t waste energy on too many leaves—focus on making flowers and fruits for a better harvest.

Why Farmers Use EBS Paclo 23 Paclobutrazol 23% SC ?

Farmers use EBS Paclo 23 mainly to solve the common mango problem where trees give fruits one year and no fruits the next year. This problem is called alternate bearing.

• Controls excess vegetative growth (too many leaves & branches)
• Solves the 1-year gap problem in mango trees (alternate bearing)
• Helps mango trees produce fruits every year, not in alternate years
• Promotes early and uniform flowering in mango
• Improves fruit setting and overall yield
• Produces bigger, better quality mangoes
• Saves water and fertilizer by balancing plant growth
• Easy soil drenching application with long-lasting effect

In simple words:  EBS Paclo 23 helps mango trees avoid the no-fruit year and gives mangoes every year.

Benefits of Using EBS Paclo-23

Better Flowering in Mango :

EBS Paclo 23 slows down extra leaves and shoots growth in mango trees. This way, the tree uses its energy for flowers and fruits instead of wasting it on leaves. The result is more and stronger flowers, better fruit setting, bigger and tastier mangoes, even growth in the orchard, and higher yield for farmers.

Prevents Alternate Bearing (No-Fruit Year) :

 One of the biggest benefits of EBS Paclo 23 in mango farming is that it stops alternate bearing (the no‑fruit year). By controlling the tree’s flowering and fruiting cycle, it makes sure mango trees give fruits every year. This means farmers enjoy steady harvests and regular income season after season.

Higher Fruit Setting & Retention :

When mango trees have more flowers, they produce more fruits. EBS Paclo‑23 helps by improving fruit setting, reducing flower and fruit drop, and keeping more fruits on the tree.This means farmers get a bigger, better, and more profitable harvest.

Increases Mango Yield : 

EBS Paclo 23 helps mango trees use their energy for making fruits instead of too many leaves. This leads to more mango yield, bigger fruit size, and better fruit quality. 

Controls Excessive Vegetative Growth :

 EBS Paclo 23 reduces extra branch and leaf growth, helping mango trees stay healthy, balanced, and easy to manage. It also allows better sunlight and air to reach the tree, which is important for good flowering and fruiting.

Early & Uniform Flowering :

EBS Paclo 23 helps mango trees flower on time and in a uniform way. This means the trees start flowering earlier and more consistently, which is very useful for commercial mango orchards that need planned and regular harvests.

How to Use EBS Paclo-23 in Mango Orchard

Soil Drench Method : 

The soil drench method means mixing the right dose of EBS Paclo 23 with water and pouring it around the base of the mango tree. The roots take in the solution, and the tree uses its energy for flowering and fruiting.

Mango Tree Age	Dose per Tree	Water Required	Best Application Method
7–10 years	7 ml	150–250 L	Apply at 12 pm when the sun is above the tree and the shadow is around it. Dig soil around the tree base and pour the solution evenly.
10–16 years	12–17 ml	150–250 L	Apply at 12 pm. Dig soil around the tree and drench the solution near the roots.
16–25 years	19 ml	150–250 L	Apply at 12 pm. Dig soil around the tree and drench the solution near the roots.
25+ years	30 ml	150–250 L	Apply at 12 pm. Dig soil around the tree and drench the solution near the roots.

When to Use EBS Paclo 23 in Mango?

Best time:

• After harvest
• Before flowering season

Using EBS Paclo 23 at the right time in mango ensures:

• Timely flowering
• Better fruit development

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) –  EBS Paclo 23 Paclobutrazol 23%   SC for Mango

1.What is Paclobutrazol 23% SC (Paclo-23)?

 EBS Paclo 23 Paclobutrazol 23% SC is a plant growth regulator that helps control excessive vegetative growth in mango trees and promotes better flowering and fruiting.

2.Why do mango trees not give fruits every year?

 Mango trees often face alternate bearing, where they fruit one year and rest the next. This happens due to excess leaf growth and poor flower bud formation.

3.How does Paclo-23 help in regular mango flowering?

Paclo-23 slows down unwanted leaf growth and directs plant energy toward flower bud development, helping mango trees flower uniformly every year.

4.When is the best time to apply Paclobutrazol 23% SC in mango?

The best time is after harvest and before flower initiation, usually July to September, depending on region and climate.

5.Is Paclobutrazol 23% SC safe for mango trees?

Yes, when used at the recommended dose, Paclobutrazol is safe and widely used by farmers for better yield and controlled growth.

6.Can Paclo-23 be used every year in mango orchards?

Yes, it can be used once in a year if required, especially in orchards facing severe alternate bearing problems.

7.Does Paclobutrazol increase mango yield?

Yes. By improving flowering and fruit retention, Paclobutrazol helps increase overall mango yield and consistency.

8.Is Paclobutrazol applied by spray or soil application?

EBS Paclo 23 Paclobutrazol 23% SC is generally applied through soil drenching around the root zone, not as a foliar spray.

9.Can Paclobutrazol be used in young mango plants?

It is recommended mainly for bearing-age mango trees. Use in very young plants should be avoided or done only under expert guidance.