Solumed Nature
High quality soluble fertilizer for use in fertigation or foliar.
Fertilizer home ideal for sprouting, flowering and balanced growth of the crop.
Introduction to market: Packed in bags of 25 kg (Refer dept. Technical-Commercial)
| Type designation: Appearance: Color: PH (10 g/l) at 20ºC: Chlorides: | 18-18-18 (1,5-2,6) NPK (MgO-SO3) fertilizer with micronutrients Crystalline solid White 4,1 Free of chlorides |
| CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS | ||
| TOTAL NITROGEN (N) | 18,0 % | |
| Nitric Nitrogen (NO3) | 9,9 % | |
| Ammoniacal Nitrogen(NH4) | 8,1 % | |
| PHOSPHORUS PENTOXIDE (P2O5) | 18,0 % | |
| Water soluble and neutral ammonium citrate | 18,0 % | |
| POTASSIUM OXIDE (K2O) | 18,0 % | |
| Water soluble | 18,0 % | |
| SULFUR TRIOXIDE (SO3) | 2,60 % | |
| Water soluble | 2,60 % | |
| MAGNESIUM OXIDE(MgO) | 1,50 % | |
| Water soluble | 1,50 % | |
| IRON (Fe) Soluble in water, chelated by EDTA | 0,10 % | |
| BORO (B) Soluble in water | 0,01 % | |
| COOPER (Cu) Soluble in water, chelated by EDTA | 0,004 % | |
| MANGANESE (Mn) Soluble in water, chelated by EDTA | 0,05 % | |
| MOLYBDENUM (Mo) Soluble in water | 0,005 % | |
| ZINC (Zn) Soluble in water, chelated by EDTA | 0,01 % | |
APPLICATION
LEAF: Dissolve 5-10 kg Solumed Nature in 1000 l / water
IRRIGATION: It is advisable not to apply more than 2 g / l of fertilizer in the irrigation solution (0.25 – 2g / l)
INCOMPATIBILITIES: Do not mix in Cuba with products containing calcium.
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