The use of Lithovit in viticulture in 2007 showed positive effects on plant health and a reduced susceptibility to disease. Depending on the vineyard concerned and the facilities available for analysis, the harvest produced a larger mass of grapes through larger individual berries, or a higher sugar content of the must.

Left picture: Vines treated with Lithovit had dark green leaves and healthy grapes.
Grape variety: Müller-Thurgau; location: Werder, Havel; early August 2007
Right picture: Untreated vines showed lighter coloured leaves and a noticeable browning of the leaf edges.
Grape variety: Müller-Thurgau; location: Werder, Havel; early August 2007a
Left picture: Comparison of grapes with and without Lithovit treatment.
Grape variety: Domina; location: Ulsenheim, Bavaria; September 2007
Right picture: Comparison of grapes with and without Lithovit treatment.
Grape variety: Silvaner; location: Ulsenheim, Bavaria; September 2007
0.5% suspension with 1.5 kg per ha and application, at least 3 applications:
* The BBCH scale is a scale used to identify the phenological growth stages of a plant: see the website of the Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry (www.bba.de/veroeff/bbch/bbcheng.pdf)