It is easy to use due to its granule structure and is suitable for mechanized agriculture. Zinc affects the plant's AUXIN hormone and is necessary for chlorophyll formation. It highly affects the productivity and quality of the plant. It accelerates tillering and stemming in grains and trunk and branch development in vegetables and fruit trees. It increases the yield by increasing tillering in wheat, barley and rice. In fruit trees, young shoot tips prevent the formation of rosettes or bunches caused by the gathering of small leaves together.
|
PLANT |
APPLICATION TIME |
FROM LEAF gram/decare (with 100 liters of water) |
kg/decare WITH DRIP IRRIGATION (with 1 ton of water) |
FROM SOIL kg/decare kg/per tree |
|
Tomato-Pepper-Aubergine-Cucumber Watermelon-Melon-Pumpkin-Strawberry |
From planting seedlings |
- |
- |
3-4kg/Decare |
|
Vineyard-Kiwi-Banana-Citrus-Cherry-Sour Cherry-Peach-Apricot-Plum Apple-Pear-Quince-Olive |
before flowering |
- |
- |
200g/per tree |
|
Corn-Sunflower-Potato-Sugar Beet |
before planting |
- |
- |
4-5kg/Decare |
|
Wheat-Barley-Paddy Beans-Chickpeas Lentils |
before planting |
- |
- |
3-4 kg/Decare |
|
Hazelnuts-Walnuts-Pistachios |
time of extinction |
- |
- |
200g/per tree |
| Guaranteed Content | By mass (w/w)% |
|---|---|
| Water Soluble Zinc (Zn) | 16 |





