PhotoBoost — more yield, powered by light
A concentrated 100 mL foliar. One bottle covers 5 rai, helping your crop photosynthesise at full capacity and cutting your top-up fertiliser bill.
Calculate for your field
Pick your crop and enter your area to see bottles needed, the spray schedule, and what you save.
How PhotoBoost works
Capture more light
Carbon quantum dots (CQDs) convert UV-blue light into red light that chlorophyll can use — so the plant captures more energy.
Run the photosynthesis engine
Manganese, iron, copper and magnesium are the heart of the electron transport chain. Supply them all and the bottleneck disappears.
Move sugar into yield
Potassium and silica move the sugar from the leaf into grain or fruit — so the extra energy becomes real yield.
What's in the bottle
- CQDs (carbon dots)extend the light the plant can use
- Mn — manganesesplits water at PSII so electrons flow
- Fe — ironruns the electron chain (Cyt b6f)
- Mg — magnesiumchlorophyll core + activates RuBisCO
- Cu, Znelectron carrier + CO₂-fixing enzyme
- K + Siphloem loading + structural strength
What it replaces in your shed
One bottle replaces foliar zinc, magnesium, iron, manganese, copper and a generic amino-acid biostimulant — saving 550–1,050 THB/rai.
Frequently asked questions
What is PhotoBoost and what does it do?
PhotoBoost is a concentrated foliar spray that helps your crop photosynthesise more fully. Its carbon quantum dots (CQDs) help the leaf capture more light, and its key minerals run the photosynthesis engine — turning the sunlight your crop already receives into more energy and sugar.
Which crops is PhotoBoost for?
It's used on jasmine rice (KDML105), commodity/RD-series rice, corn, sugarcane, durian, cassava, fruiting vegetables (chili, tomato, eggplant, cucumber) and leafy greens (lettuce, kale, cabbage). It works best where light is the limit on yield — not where water or major nutrients are badly short.
How many rai does one bottle cover?
One 100 mL bottle covers about 5 rai of C3 crops across the season. C4 crops like corn and sugarcane run at half dose, so one bottle stretches to about 10 rai. Use the calculator on this site to get the bottle count for your area.
How do I mix and apply it?
It's a foliar spray — mix it into water and spray to wet the leaves on both sides. The calculator shows the mL per rai per spray (a knapsack tank is roughly 20 L/rai). Spray in the early morning or evening for the best uptake.
How often and at what growth stages should I spray?
Spray at your crop's key growth stages — for example panicle initiation in rice, ear-shoot in corn, sucrose loading in cane, and flowering/fruit-set in tree crops. That's usually about 4–6 sprays per cycle. Pick your crop in the calculator to see the recommended schedule and the critical sprays.
Is it safe? Any residue?
PhotoBoost is classed as a biostimulant (not a pesticide). It is water-based with low acute toxicity, biodegradable, and has no residue or soil-persistence concerns. Wear normal gloves and eye protection when spraying.
Does it replace my fertilizer or work alongside it?
It works alongside your fertiliser — it doesn't replace it. PhotoBoost is a photosynthesis amplifier, not an NPK fertiliser; there's no NPK in the bottle, so keep your normal soil fertiliser programme. What it does replace is your foliar micronutrients (zinc, magnesium, iron, manganese, copper) and a generic amino-acid biostimulant.
How fast will I see results?
PhotoBoost acts on photosynthesis after spraying, and a single spray gives roughly 2–3 weeks of effect — so re-apply at your crop’s high-demand stages.
How much is it and where do I buy?
A 100 mL bottle is 420 THB retail. Order or ask questions via LINE @livingroots. On top of the product cost, one bottle replaces foliar inputs and biostimulants worth about 550–1,050 THB/rai.
What's inside it and how does it work?
It contains carbon quantum dots (CQDs) that convert UV-blue light into red light chlorophyll can use, plus the minerals that run the photosynthesis chain: manganese (splits water at PSII), iron (runs the Cyt b6f electron chain), magnesium (chlorophyll core + RuBisCO), copper and zinc (electron carrier + CO₂-fixing enzyme), and potassium + silica (move sugar into grain/fruit).
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