Multiplex Maxiwet is an agricultural wetting, spreading, penetrating and sticking agent developed for use with foliar spray solutions. It helps the spray solution spread more uniformly over plant surfaces instead of remaining as large droplets or draining away quickly.
Maxiwet can be added to label-approved insecticide, fungicide, herbicide, micronutrient and foliar fertilizer sprays. Better wetting and retention help the accompanying agrochemical reach more of the target surface under proper mixing and application practices. Maxiwet itself does not control pests, diseases or weeds and should only be used as a spray adjuvant.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Multiplex Maxiwet |
| Brand | Multiplex |
| Product Type | Agricultural spray adjuvant |
| Functional Category | Wetting, spreading, penetrating and sticking agent |
| Composition | Contains spreading, wetting and sticking agents |
| Form | Liquid |
| Recommended Crops | All crops where foliar spraying is carried out |
| Official Dose | 1 ml per litre of prepared spray solution |
| Application Method | Tank-mix spray adjuvant |
| Suitable With | Label-approved pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, micronutrients and foliar fertilizers |
| Additional Use | May be used as a cleaning agent for sprayers and farm machinery as directed |
| Available Pack Sizes | 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litre |
| Component Type | Primary Function |
|---|---|
| Wetting agent | Helps the spray solution wet waxy or difficult leaf surfaces |
| Spreading agent | Supports wider and more uniform distribution of spray droplets |
| Sticking agent | Helps the spray deposit remain on the treated plant surface |
| Penetrating agent | Supports contact and absorption of the accompanying foliar spray |
| Crop Group | Example Crops | Suitable Spray Uses |
|---|---|---|
| Vegetable crops | Tomato, chilli, brinjal, okra, cabbage and cucumber | Compatible insecticide, fungicide and foliar nutrient sprays |
| Fruit crops | Mango, banana, grapes, pomegranate and citrus | Compatible crop-protection and foliar nutrition sprays |
| Field crops | Paddy, wheat, maize, cotton and sorghum | Compatible pesticide, herbicide and nutrient sprays |
| Pulse crops | Green gram, black gram and red gram | Compatible pest, disease and foliar nutrition sprays |
| Oilseed crops | Groundnut, soybean and sunflower | Compatible crop-protection and nutrient applications |
| Plantation crops | Sugarcane, coconut, coffee and tea | Compatible foliar sprays requiring improved wetting and coverage |
Multiplex Maxiwet can be used in all crops where foliar spraying is carried out. Always confirm that the main pesticide, herbicide, fungicide or fertilizer is registered and recommended for the selected crop.
| Spray Input | Role of Maxiwet |
|---|---|
| Insecticide | Supports more uniform coverage of pest-active plant surfaces |
| Fungicide | Helps improve wetting and retention on leaves and other treated parts |
| Herbicide | Supports improved coverage of target weed foliage |
| Micronutrient | Helps the prepared nutrient spray spread over more of the leaf surface |
| Foliar fertilizer | Supports uniform deposition and contact with treated foliage |
| Application | Recommended Dose | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Foliar spray tank mixture | 1 ml per litre of prepared spray solution | Add to a properly prepared and compatible spray mixture |
| 15-litre spray pump | 15 ml | Based on the official dose of 1 ml per litre |
| 16-litre spray pump | 16 ml | Based on the official dose of 1 ml per litre |
| 200-litre spray solution | 200 ml | Adjust total quantity according to the actual water volume used |
Dose note: The official Multiplex recommendation is 1 ml per litre of prepared spray solution. The total quantity per acre depends on the water volume used for the main spray. Follow the Maxiwet label and the label of every accompanying agrochemical.
When the tank-mix partner label specifies a different mixing order, always follow that label. Conduct a small compatibility or jar test before mixing products that have not previously been used together.
Water droplets can remain rounded or roll away when sprayed on waxy or difficult plant surfaces. Maxiwet changes the wetting behaviour of the prepared spray solution, helping droplets spread over a larger surface area and remain in better contact with the target.
Its wetting, spreading, sticking and penetrating functions support the performance of the accompanying spray input. Maxiwet does not replace the pesticide or fertilizer and does not possess independent insecticidal, fungicidal, herbicidal or nutritional action.
| Crop Stage | Potential Use |
|---|---|
| Seedling stage | Supports uniform application of compatible sprays on young plants |
| Vegetative stage | Helps improve coverage of crop-protection and foliar nutrient sprays |
| Pre-flowering stage | Supports uniform deposition of label-approved spray inputs |
| Flowering and fruiting stages | May be used with crop-safe and label-approved sprays while protecting pollinators |
| Post-emergence weed-control stage | Supports coverage of target weeds when permitted by the herbicide label |
Multiplex Maxiwet is an agricultural wetting, spreading, penetrating and sticking agent. It is added to compatible spray solutions to improve coverage and retention on the treated surface.
The official recommended dose is 1 ml per litre of prepared spray solution. This equals 15 ml for a 15-litre pump and 16 ml for a 16-litre pump.
It can be used with label-compatible insecticides and fungicides. Always follow the main product label and conduct a jar test before preparing an unfamiliar tank mixture.
Maxiwet may be used with a compatible herbicide to support coverage of target weeds. Use it only when the herbicide label permits an adjuvant and avoid spray drift onto desirable crops.
Yes, it may be used with compatible micronutrient and foliar fertilizer sprays. Maxiwet supports spreading and contact but does not supply nutrients itself.
Prepare and dilute the main spray product according to its label, then add Maxiwet to the final spray solution with gentle agitation. Follow a different order if the tank-mix partner label specifically requires one.
No. Maxiwet is an adjuvant and does not independently control insects, diseases or weeds. Its function is to support the coverage and retention of the accompanying spray.
Its sticking action helps retain spray deposits, but it does not guarantee rainfastness. Follow the rain-free period stated on the label of the main pesticide or fertilizer.
It can be used whenever a compatible and label-approved foliar spray is required. Crop-stage restrictions, harvest intervals and pollinator precautions of the main spray product must still be followed.
Disclaimer: The details provided are for informational guidance only. Always adhere to the recommended mixing, application and safety instructions stated on the product label and the labels of all accompanying spray products.
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