Deciduous with 10–60 gr/acre.
Time of application:
It can be applied throughout the crop cycle depending on plant nutrient needs, however, the most critical periods-stages per crop group are listed below:
Apples (Apple, Pear, Quince): ¨Swelling eyes (“mouse ear”), ¨Green top.
Stone fruit (Peaches, apricots, plums, cherries, sour cherries): ¨Pre-flowering, ¨Post-harvest.
Citrus fruits: ¨Dormancy, ¨Appearance of the first new leaves, ¨Appearance of inflorescence (“white bud”).
Olive: ¨Beginning of kernel hardening, ¨Postharvest, ¨Winter dormancy.
Vine: ¨Beginning of the growth of new leaves and shoots, ¨Appearance of inflorescence.
Strawberry: ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨Beginning of inflorescence appearance, ¨Post-harvest: 1–2 applications with an interval of 10–14 days.
Horticulture: Fruits (Solanaceae, Cucurbitaceae): ¨Beginning of leaf and shoot growth, ¨Development of the first flowering buds.
Vegetables: Bulbs (Onion, Garlic): ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨When bulbs reach 50–70% of standard size.
Vegetables: Rhizomatous (Carrot, etc.): ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨Beginning of storage organ development, ¨When the storage organs reach 50–70% of the standard size.
Potato: ¨When the plants are about 10 cm high, ¨When the plants are >15 cm high.
Cotton: ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨Beginning of lateral shoot formation, ¨Beginning of flower bud development.
Cereals: ¨Autumn (winter cereals): When 3-6 leaves have unfolded, ¨Spring (winter cereals): after the start of the growing season, Spring (spring cereals): leaf development – adelphoma.
Soy and other legumes (legumes or vegetables): ¨Development of first true leaves, ¨Beginning of flower bud development, ¨Beginning of pod and seed development.
Ornamental plant nurseries: ¨During the period of young seedling production: 2–3 applications every 7–21 days.
Copper (Cu), complexed with glycine, water soluble: 24.0% w/w (240 g/Kg).
Dosage per application:
| Extensive crops |
Deciduous with 10–60 gr/acre. |
| Tree crops (Apple, Stone fruit, Pine, Citrus, Olive), Vine, Avocado, Strawberry/ Small fruit crops: |
Deciduous with 10–60 gr/acre. |
| Horticultural, ornamental plants: |
Deciduous with 10–30 gr/acre. |
Time of application:
It can be applied throughout the crop cycle depending on plant nutrient needs, however, the most critical periods-stages per crop group are listed below:
Apples (Apple, Pear, Quince): ¨Swelling eyes (“mouse ear”), ¨Green top.
Stone fruit (Peaches, apricots, plums, cherries, sour cherries): ¨Pre-flowering, ¨Post-harvest.
Citrus fruits: ¨Dormancy, ¨Appearance of the first new leaves, ¨Appearance of inflorescence (“white bud”).
Olive: ¨Beginning of kernel hardening, ¨Postharvest, ¨Winter dormancy.
Vine: ¨Beginning of the growth of new leaves and shoots, ¨Appearance of inflorescence.
Strawberry: ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨Beginning of inflorescence appearance, ¨Post-harvest: 1–2 applications with an interval of 10–14 days.
Horticulture: Fruits (Solanaceae, Cucurbitaceae): ¨Beginning of leaf and shoot growth, ¨Development of the first flowering buds.
Vegetables: Bulbs (Onion, Garlic): ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨When bulbs reach 50–70% of standard size.
Vegetables: Rhizomatous (Carrot, etc.): ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨Beginning of storage organ development, ¨When the storage organs reach 50–70% of the standard size.
Potato: ¨When the plants are about 10 cm high, ¨When the plants are >15 cm high.
Cotton: ¨Beginning of leaf development, ¨Beginning of lateral shoot formation, ¨Beginning of flower bud development.
Cereals: ¨Autumn (winter cereals): When 3-6 leaves have unfolded, ¨Spring (winter cereals): after the start of the growing season, Spring (spring cereals): leaf development – adelphoma.
Soy and other legumes (legumes or vegetables): ¨Development of first true leaves, ¨Beginning of flower bud development, ¨Beginning of pod and seed development.
Ornamental plant nurseries: ¨During the period of young seedling production: 2–3 applications every 7–21 days.
