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Bolero Zn (zinc) - foliar fertiliser for boron and zinc deficiencies

Bolero Bor-Zinc is a liquid micronutrient fertiliser that eliminates boron (6.4%) and zinc (3.2%) deficiencies. Based on ethanolamine and zinc sulphate, it is intended for foliar fertilisation of vegetables and orchards.

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Description

Bolero Bor-Zinc - fertiliser with high concentration of boron and zinc

What are the benefits of using Bolero Zn fertiliser?

  • Eliminates boron and zinc deficiency,
  • Acts quickly,
  • Ensures optimal element storage, enabling the resumption of vegetative activity in perennial crops
  • Increases frost resistance,
  • Stimulates reserve formation metabolism,
  • Protects buds during the leafless period,
  • Reduces the risk of biennial bearing,
  • Optimises flowering and increases pollen fertility,
  • Guarantees uniform bud opening, causing optimal resumption of vegetative activity,
  • Prepares future fruit set.

Bolero Zinc (Zn) is a liquid micronutrient fertiliser designed primarily to correct zinc deficiencies but also contains boron. It is based on ethanolamine and zinc sulphate. For foliar fertilisation of vegetables and orchards.

The Bolero Zn fertiliser formula has been specially developed to act at the most critical growth stages of trees. EU fertiliser

What is the composition of the Bolero Zn foliar fertiliser?

  • Boron (B): 6.4%

  • Zinc (Zn): 3.2%

How can Bolero Bor-Zinc be applied?

Bolero Bor-Zinc can be applied foliar.

In which crops can Bolero Zn be used?

Bolero Zn fertiliser can be used in the cultivation of:

  • apple trees,
  • pear trees,
  • sour cherry,
  • sweet cherry,
  • plum trees,
  • currants,
  • gooseberry,
  • raspberries,
  • strawberries,
  • cabbage,
  • cauliflower,
  • carrots,
  • beetroot,
  • beans,
  • celery,
  • tomatoes,
  • sweet peppers,
  • cucumbers.

For more information on using Bolero Zn fertiliser, please visit the Vegetable Advisory and Orchard Advisory pages.

Application and dosage

Crop

How to apply? Dosage

When to apply?

Apple tree, pear tree, sour cherry

Recommended dose: 2 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

After flower buds form, Pink bud, Petal fall – fruit set growth

Apple tree, pear tree, sour cherry

Recommended dose: 4 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

2 weeks after fruit harvest, before leaf fall

Currant, gooseberry, raspberry

Recommended dose: 2 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

After flower buds form, End of flowering

Currant, gooseberry, raspberry

Recommended dose: 4 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

In case of severe deficiency and high yield, 2-3 weeks after fruit harvest and before leaf fall

Strawberry

Recommended dose: 4 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

Before flowering, After fruit formation on the first flowers

Strawberry

Recommended dose: 4 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

2 weeks after leaf cutting

Vegetable crops - cabbage, cauliflower, carrot, beetroot, beans, celery.

Recommended dose: 2-3 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

1-2 treatments every 10-14 days during intensive growth period

Vegetable crops - tomato, sweet pepper, cucumber.

Recommended dose: 2 l/ha,

Recommended water volume: 500-1000l/ha

After flower buds form, End of flowering on the first flowers

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