Description:
Appearance: Brown powder
Water solubility: Completely
Fulvic acid (dry basis): 50% min
Amino acid (dry basis): 8% min
Potassium (dry basis, K2O): 9% min
Nitrogen: 4% min
Micro nutrients: 2% min
Moisture: 5% max
pH: 5.0-7.0
Benefits:
| Rapidly complement the nutrients |
| Improves blossom and fruit set, thicken, enlarge and balance the leaf growth, supply well-balanced crop nutrients |
| Helps plants to endure environmental stress |
| Promotes the development of shoots and roots |
| Improves the fruit size |
| Contains plant growth regulators like gibberellic acid |
| Free of pollutants |
| Enhances quality of crops, vegetables, and fruits |
| Inhibits harmful pests and alleviates pest damage |
| Promotes cell division and increases metabolism |
Product Description
| Appearance | Brownish powder |
| Water solubility | Completely |
| Fulvic acid (dry basis) | 80% min |
| Moisture | 5% max |
| PH | 5-7 |
Method of application：
Dilute 800-1000times, mainly used to spray on leaves.
For vegetables or flower, 0.8L/ha; for fruit tree, 1.5L/ha.
Spray every15-20days one times.
For rice and corn start spraying between 10-20days after head sprouting.
For vegetables, spraying starts 10-15 days after 4 leaves growths shall have developed.
For fruiter, spray every 15-20days if plants are robust until harvest time over.
For growing plants, maintenance spraying sconce every fifteen (15) days.
Can use it together with other foliar fertilizer and pesticide.
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