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Rosahumus - fertiliser with humic acids

Rosahumus - organic-mineral fertiliser with humic acids is a fully water-soluble fertiliser containing humic acids, potassium and iron, intended for soil fertilisation.

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Description

Rosahumus - organic-mineral fertiliser with humic acids

What are the benefits of using Rosahumus fertiliser?

Fully water-soluble,
Contains humic acids with 5 times higher activity,
Contains potassium and iron,
For soil fertilisation,
Improves soil quality,
Facilitates metal uptake by plants,
Positively affects the development of beneficial soil microorganisms,
Increases nutrient availability in roots,
Stimulates root system development,
Prevents erosion and surface water runoff,
Positively influences water content in soils (prevents drought).

Rosahumus is a fully water-soluble organic-mineral (ecological) fertiliser containing humic acids, potassium and iron, intended for soil fertilisation of vegetables, orchards, field crops and ornamental plants as well as for improving soil quality.

What is the chemical composition of Rosahumus fertiliser?

56% organic matter including: 85% humic acids 12% water-soluble potassium oxide (K20) 0.6% water-soluble iron (Fe).

How to prepare the spray liquid (instructions)?
Dissolve the weighed amount of fertiliser in a separate container with a small amount of water, then pour through a sieve into the sprayer tank partially filled with water (with the agitator on) and fill up with water to the required volume. Storage and transport instructions: Store the fertiliser in closed, original packaging, in dry rooms, away from food and feed, in a place inaccessible to children. Protect from heat, direct sunlight, moisture and mechanical damage to packaging during storage and transport.

Precautions:
In case of accidental ingestion of the fertiliser, seek medical advice immediately. Rinse areas contaminated with fertiliser thoroughly with water.

What is the shelf life of Rosahumus fertiliser?

Indefinitely, provided the above storage conditions are met.

The fertiliser is authorised for sale and use by the decision of the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development no. 150a/09.

For more information about using Rosahumus fertiliser, visit Vegetable Advisory, Orchard Advisory and Agricultural Advisor pages.

Application and dosage

Crop	Application method	How to apply? Dosage	When to apply?
Vegetables	Soil fertilisation	Dose: 3 kg/ha. Recommended water volume: 300–500 l.	Application timing: Apply before sowing or planting seedlings as a soil treatment.
Vegetables	Soil fertilisation	Dose: 3-6 kg/ha. Recommended water volume: 300–500 l. After application, it is best to mix the fertiliser with the soil.	Application timing: On sandy soils with low organic fertilisation or for vegetables with high nutrient requirements.
Vegetables	Foliar fertilisation	Dose: 150–250 g/ha. Recommended water volume: 500 l.	Application timing: One to three treatments during the period of intensive plant growth.
Field crops	Soil fertilisation	Dose: 3–6 kg/ha. Recommended water volume: 300–500 l. It is best to mix the fertiliser with the soil.	Application timing: Before sowing seeds, planting potatoes.
Field crops	Foliar fertilisation	Dose: 250–300 g/ha. Recommended water volume: 500 l.	Application timing: One to two treatments during the period of intensive growth.
Orchard crops	Soil fertilisation	Dose: 3–6 kg/ha. Recommended water volume: 300–500 l. After application, it is best to mix the fertiliser with the soil. Use a higher dose on light soils poor in humus.	Application timing: Before establishing orchards or berry plantations, apply fertiliser as a soil treatment over the entire plantation area.
Orchard crops	Soil fertilisation	Dose: 3–6 kg/ha. Recommended water volume: 300–500 l.	Application timing: In orchards and berry plantations, apply fertiliser as a soil treatment in late autumn or very early spring on moist soil in rows of trees and berry bushes.
Orchard crops	Foliar fertilisation	Dose: 150–250 g/ha. Recommended water volume: 500–1000 l.	Application timing: -.
Ornamental plants	Soil fertilisation, fertigation	Dose: 10 g/l water. Recommended volume: 300–600 ml of fertiliser solution per plant.	Application timing: Planting shrubs and coniferous trees: apply fertiliser first before planting, then water plants 3–4 weeks later, in October.
Ornamental plants	Soil fertilisation, fertigation	Dose: 10 g/l water. Recommended volume: 300–600 ml of fertiliser solution per plant.	Application timing: Growing shrubs and trees – first watering very early spring after growth starts, second in May, June, then in October.
Ornamental plants	Soil fertilisation, fertigation	Dose: 1 g/l water. Recommended volume: 200–500 ml of fertiliser solution per plant.	Application timing: Balcony plants – pelargonium, surfinia etc. – apply fertiliser first immediately after planting, then water plants 2–3 times every 2 weeks.
Ornamental plants	Soil fertilisation, fertigation	Dose: 1 g/l water. Recommended volume: 100–300 ml of fertiliser solution per plant depending on plant size.	Application timing: Bedding plants – canna etc. – apply fertiliser first before planting, then water plants 2–3 times every 2 weeks.
Lawn	Soil fertilisation, fertigation	Dose: 3-6 g. Recommended water volume: 600 ml water/10m2.	Application timing: Perform at least three treatments per season: 1) first - very early spring, before growth starts. Dose: 6 g fertiliser/600 ml water/10m2; 2) second treatment in May-June, after mowing the lawn. Dose: 3 g fertiliser/500 ml water/10m2; 3) third treatment in autumn, in October. Dose: 6 g fertiliser/600 ml water/10 m2.
Compost	Soil fertilisation, fertigation	Dose: 20 g fertiliser per 2 litres of compost per each 100–200 litres.	Application timing: Accelerate humification of plant residues in the compost heap, water composted material with fertiliser. Repeat treatment after each addition of a larger batch to the compost heap.