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NPK 12-52-05 Agroleaf Fertiliser

Agroleaf Power High P – phosphorus 12-52-5+TE is a fertiliser stimulating root system development and plant flowering. It can be used early in spring when phosphorus in the soil is scarcely available.

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Description

Agroleaf Power High P – phosphorus 12-52-5+TE - is a phosphorus product, suitable for early spring use to stimulate plants when phosphorus contained in the soil is difficult for plants to access due to low temperatures. ICL Agroleaf Power High P stimulates root system development as well as flowering, supports fruit setting and inhibits fruit drop.

Advantages:

  • Supports root system development,
  • Stimulates flowering and fruit setting,
  • Ideal stimulation of potato tuberisation,
  • Complete set of macro- and micronutrients,
  • Substances enhancing stress resistance,
  • High chemical purity of the fertiliser ensures rapid action and plant safety,
  • Optimal solubility, also in cold water,
  • Compatible with plant protection products,
  • DPI and M-77 formulas: ensure full utilisation of nutrients

Application:

  • Field crop feeding: dissolve 3-5 kg of Agroleaf Power in 200-600 litres of water per 1 ha,
  • Feeding under cover: recommended maximum concentration is 0.3%,
  • Feed plants early in the morning or late afternoon when leaves are fully turgid, preferably in calm weather,
  • Avoid fertilising before expected rainfall as it may wash the solution off leaf surfaces,
  • pH: The solution should have a pH of 4.5-5.5.

Prepare the Agroleaf Power High P fertiliser solution 1-2 hours before planned application. Mix the fertiliser thoroughly, preferably dissolving it in lukewarm water.

Store the fertiliser in a dry place, away from heat sources. If the packaging is only partially used, it should be tightly closed.

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