NANO pHLOW™: Cleaner water, tighter chemistry for Enlist applications
Tri-Ag • April 29, 2026

NANO pHLOW™: Cleaner water, tighter chemistry for Enlist applications

NANO pHLOW™ is now approved for use with Enlist One® and Enlist Duo®, giving Enlist applicators a water-first tool that helps condition the carrier and optimize pH before loading herbicides and other tank mix partners.


Most spray loads start with hard water, and hard water can quietly steal performance. Many tank-mixed pesticides and crop inputs work best in a slightly acidic solution, but typical carrier water often runs higher pH and contains calcium and magnesium that can interfere with performance.


NANO pHLOW™ is built to fix the water first. It’s a water conditioner designed to lower spray solution pH, tie up hard-water minerals, and support better droplet behavior and leaf interaction so the rest of the tank can do its job.


What it does in the tank

  • Lowers pH with a visual indicator (Spectra technology) and helps manage hard-water minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron.
  • Improves adhesion and absorption (LeafLink™) to help inputs interact with the leaf surface more effectively.
  • Adds biostimulant support with fulvic acid, kelp extract, plant hydrolysates, and carbohydrates to help the crop handle stress.
  • Supports coverage and oxygenation with ultra-stable air molecules under 200 nanometers (NanoRain™) to help with deposition and spray behavior

Bottom line: If you’re spraying Enlist, start with better water. NANO pHLOW helps you dial in pH, manage hard water, and set the tank up for more consistent performance from the first pass to the last.

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