Grow Plant Zinc Boron Fertilizer for Plant Growth and an Increase in Yields

Description

Meet Grow Plant Zinc and Boron, the powerful liquid fertilizer that’s rich in essential micronutrients for your plants! With a potent blend of boron and zinc, this innovative formula prevents deficiencies and ensures optimal crop development and yield.

Give your plants the boost they need with our chelated zinc fertilizer. Simply apply it at a 2% maximum solution concentration two to three times throughout the growing season, and watch your plants thrive.

Why Choose a Zinc Boron Fertilizer?

Boron is crucial in plant pollination and fertilization, improving root growth, and preventing stem cavities. This element is essential for cell wall structure, reproductive development, and nutrient transport within the plant.

On the other hand, zinc is vital for processes like photosynthesis, chlorophyll synthesis, and respiration. Without it, plants can experience stunted growth, yield deformed fruits, and result in the discoloration of leaves.

Furthermore, many soils have deficiencies in zinc and boron, especially in dry conditions. So, farmers often need to address this issue with the help of zinc and boron fertilizer.

* The product is available in packs of 1, 10, and 20 l.

Physical Properties:

pH: 7.8–8.5
Freezing point: -5°C
Relative weight: 1.32 kg/l

Application Rates:

Here’s more detailed information on how to apply our zinc and boron fertilizer:

Cereals

• Application phase – At the beginning of ear emergence
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application

Maize

• Application phase – When the fourth leaf is fully formed
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation

Sunflowers

• Application phase – When the sixth leaf is fully formed until the buds appear
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation

Vegetable crops

• Application phase – When the leaves are well-developed
• Application – 1.5-3 l/ha foliar application or 3-6 l/ha via drip irrigation

Potatoes

• Application phase – 3 weeks after germination
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation

Beans

• Application phase – When the third leaf is fully formed
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation

Rice

• Application phase – During inflorescence development
• Application – 2-3 l/ha foliar application

Vineyards

• Application phase – Before flowering
• Application – 1.5-3 l/ha foliar application or 3-6 l/ha via drip irrigation

Fruit plants

• Application phase – After flowering, when the first symptoms of deficiency appear
• Application – 1.5-3 l/ha foliar application or 3-6 l/ha via drip irrigation