Description
Key Features:
- Gradual release of zinc ensures continuous nutrient availability.
- Addresses common zinc deficiency issues such as stunted growth, patch formation, and irregular small leaves.
- Prevents withering, reduces the severity of chlorosis (yellowing of leaves), and minimizes flower and fruit drop.
Benefits:
- Enhances plant health and boosts overall yield.
- Helps in the reclamation of zinc-deficient soils, ensuring better crop productivity.
- Suitable for a wide range of crops, including fruits, vegetables, pulses, and cereals.
Target Crops and Application
Crop Type | Application Timing | Dosage | Application Method |
---|---|---|---|
Fruits (Grapes, Apple, Citrus, Mango) | 1st application: Soil Application (Pre-planting) | 4-5 kg/acre (soil application) | Soil application & foliar spray |
1st Spray: 25 days after planting | 3-4 gm/L (foliar spray) | Foliar spray | |
2nd Spray: 25 days after the 1st spray | |||
3rd Spray: 25 days after the 2nd spray | |||
Vegetables (Tomato, Potato, Brinjal) | According to crop cycle | 4-5 kg/acre (soil application), 3-4 gm/L (foliar spray) | Soil application & foliar spray |
Pulses (Beans, Pea, Lentil) | According to crop cycle | 4-5 kg/acre (soil application), 3-4 gm/L (foliar spray) | Soil application & foliar spray |
Cereals (Wheat, Barley) | According to crop cycle | 4-5 kg/acre (soil application), 3-4 gm/L (foliar spray) | Soil application & foliar spray |
Application Instructions:
- Soil Application: 4-5 kg per acre, applied before planting.
- Foliar Application: Dissolve 3-4 gm per liter of water and apply as a foliar spray at intervals of 25 days after planting.
- Timing: For best results, follow the recommended schedule of sprays at specific intervals.
Recommended for:
Farmers growing fruits, vegetables, pulses, and cereals who are looking to enhance crop growth and address zinc deficiency.