Grow Plant Copper Fertilizer Cu 7%

Description

Grow Plant Copper Fertilizer is the ultimate solution to prevent copper deficiency in your plants.

Copper is a vital element that activates several crucial enzymes and plays a fundamental role in respiration and photosynthesis. Grow Plant’s extra-efficient liquid copper fertilizer is specially designed to provide your plants with the necessary copper levels to keep them healthy and thriving. Copper chelate is one of the most effective and easily absorbed forms of copper available for use.

When to Use Copper Fertilizer: Symptoms of Copper Deficiency

Copper deficiency symptoms can include stunted growth, wilting leaves, and poor flowering. Plants may also show a decrease in pollen production and an increase in susceptibility to diseases. 

The first signs of copper deficiency appear on young leaves, which is why it’s crucial to use our chelate copper fertilizer to avoid any issues. Our solution is easy to use, with a recommendation of two to three applications at a maximum concentration of copper at 2%.

Copper toxicity can occur if there is an excessive amount of copper in the soil, particularly in soils with a high pH level or low organic matter. Symptoms include leaf burn, reduced growth, and impaired nutrient uptake. It’s crucial to monitor copper levels to avoid toxicity.

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

Physical Properties:

pH: 5-6
Crystallization temperature: -5°C
Relative weight: 1.22 kg/l

Application Rates:

While copper fertilizer can be beneficial, it should be applied based on soil analysis results. Some soils may already have sufficient copper levels, and additional applications could lead to toxicity. Always ensure you check the specific nutrient needs of your soil through accurate testing.

Here’s how to apply our copper fertilizer according to your type of agricultural crop:

Cereals

• Application phase – After germination until the beginning of inflorescence formation
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application

Maize

• Application phase – At the beginning of corn cob formation
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation

Potatoes

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

Tomatoes and cucumbers

• Application phase – At the beginning of vegetation growth
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation

Carrots

• Application phase – When plants are 15-20 cm high
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation

Vineyards

• Application phase – Before flowering
• Application – 2-4 l/ha foliar application or 4-8 l/ha via drip irrigation