Liquid product of fruiting and cell division biostimulator. Concentrated natural extract made from Ascophylum nodosum through a special production process that keeps all its ingredients active and is enriched with phosphorus and potassium. It is a product with an action equivalent to 400 ppm cytokine. It contains only natural cytokines and not other hormones, so its application clearly stimulates the cell division of developing organs (eg carp), mobilizes nutrients and reduces the phenomenon of peak dominance. Contains phosphorus, potassium, polysaccharides, alginic acid, mannitol, natural cytokines and other plant hormones in small amounts of micronutrients and vitamins derived from the extract.
| Algae extract (Ascophyllum nodosum) | 100 % w/w |
| Phosphorus Pentoxide (P2O5)
water soluble, and soluble in neutral ammonium citrate |
3,0% w/w
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| Potassium Oxide (K2Ο) | 3,0% w/w |
| Organic Carbon | 5,8% w/w |
Fully soluble in the recommended doses pH: 4.73
Salinity: 0.49% (p / p)
Electrical Conductivity: 65.1 mS / cm
Vegetables:
Start applications before the first bloom. In fruit vegetables it improves the formation and growth of fruits. In squash, it is applied in order to produce fertile flowers. In crops with a long life cycle, it prolongs the productive period and improves the growth of harvested fruits. Dose: 150 cc / acre
Fruit trees:
Improves fruit set. Improves fruit size and consistency.
1-2 applications in the period from flowering to fruiting. Dose: 150-200 cc / acre, depending on the size of the tree.
Citrus fruits:
Improves fruit set. Stimulates cell division of fruits and improves growth after periods of cold in spring. For applications after cold periods the dose is 200 cc / acre. For applications shortly before and after the flowering period the dose is 200 cc / acre.
Table grapes:
Improves average weight, fruit size and fruit color. We achieve a reduction in the use of gibberellic acid, and thus ensures greater fertility in flowering, without reducing production. Apply twice with doses of 120-150cc / acre. The first to be done when the horns are 6 mm in size and the second a week later.
