We did not see any scab or mildew infections, nor detect any pest incidence on fruit or foliage, with leaf condition looking good throughout the season. The skin condition was cleaner, with less russeting than the untreated fruit, and fruit size was similar, which is surprising given that neither treated nor untreated plots were thinned. The examples in these photos were grown under drought conditions. In each case, the plants treated with AntiStress showed a significantly better quality and quantity of yield. Produce which has been treated throughout the season exhibits more uniform size and appearance, higher sugar content in fruits, better skin colour, and reduced pest damage.
Many growers find that treated fruit ripens faster than untreated fruit.
Drought lettuce See thick peel on control orange. I'm convinced that it helped minimize tree damage. Where this is really going to help though, is getting us through this drought.