ASX Multicomplex Copper Fertiliser

ASX Multicomplex Copper - liquid micronutrient fertiliser

• In a convenient liquid form,
• Eliminates copper deficiencies,
• Very well soluble.

ASX Multicomplex Copper is a liquid micronutrient fertiliser containing copper. The fertiliser is a concentrate to be diluted with water in recommended doses. Used for foliar feeding of plants according to appropriate application timings. Intended for industrial, orchard, vegetable and protected crops.

ASX Multicomplex Copper fertiliser should be used in case of copper deficiencies and as a plant growth supplement.

ASX Multicomplex Copper fertiliser - composition and parameters:

Parameters:

• Simple inorganic
• Micronutrient
• Colour: light green
• Physical form: liquid
• Country of origin: Poland
• pH: 4.8-5.5 (in 1% solution)
• Solubility in H2O: very good (in cold water)

Composition:

• Copper (8%) as water-soluble sulphate - 8% (m/m) - 100g/l,
• Sulphur trioxide (SO3) - 11% (m/m) - 141.9g/l,
• Total nitrogen (N) - 4% (m/m) - 50g/l.

ASX Multicomplex Copper fertiliser - application instructions:

1. Fill the sprayer tank to 2/3 of its volume.

2. Turn on mixing and pour in the fertiliser. Mix for 5 minutes.

3. Add other fertilisers and pesticides according to instructions.

4. Fill the sprayer to full capacity with water.

5. Perform the treatment.

ASX Multicomplex Copper fertiliser - usage tips:

• Use only when justified.
• Do not exceed the dose.
• Farmers are encouraged to avoid nutrient losses and consider official recommendations when preparing fertilisation plans.
• If intending to mix the fertiliser with another product, conduct a mixing test and check plant reactions.
• Store at temperatures from 0°C to 30°C in original packaging.
• Protect from sunlight and frost.
• Do not inhale dust / sprayed liquid.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Avoid release to the environment.
• Use protective gloves / protective clothing / eye protection / face protection.
• Dispose of contents and container in accordance with national regulations.