Water-Soluble Secondary Nutrient Fertilizer

— Product Technical Sheet

✔ Features

Fast Dissolution: Contains organic acid-chelated calcium, zinc, manganese, and molybdenum. Dissolves quickly with a clear solution.

High Absorption: Rapidly absorbed by leaves, stems, fruits, and roots with significant fertilizer efficiency.

Excellent Compatibility: The weakly acidic solution is compatible with most fertilizers.

Remarkable Effect: Effectively relieves visible deficiency symptoms of secondary nutrients with low application cost and quick results.

Safe for Soil & Plants: No harmful residues; environmentally friendly and crop-safe.

✔ Application Scope

Tuber crops; Legume crops; Peanuts; Other oil crops; Solanaceous vegetables; Cucurbit vegetables; Root vegetables; Taro/Yam crops; Melons & fruits; Ornamental flowers; Herbaceous Chinese medicinal crops; Tropical fruits; Citrus fruits; and other economic crops.

✔ Precautions

This product is a rapid-acting secondary & micronutrient fertilizer. Avoid excessive spraying to prevent nutrient toxicity.

Reduce dosage for sensitive crops. Conduct a small-area test before large-scale application.

Apply during cloudy weather or early morning/evening on sunny days.

Store in a cool, dry place. Prepare solution just before use. During storage/transport, avoid direct sunlight, rain, moisture, and package damage.

Do not store or transport with food or feed. Keep out of reach of livestock and children.

✔ Usage & Dosage

1. Foliar Application

Apply during the crop mature growth stage.

Recommended dosage: 20–30 g per mu, diluted 500–800 times.

Spray 2–3 times during flowering, fruit-setting, and mid-to-late growth stages.

Interval: 10–14 days.

2. Drip Irrigation / Fertigation

During crop mature growth stage, apply 500–1000 g per mu after dilution.

Can be mixed with other macro- and micronutrient water-soluble fertilizers.

Follow dilution requirements of the other fertilizers when mixing.

3. Professional Guidance

Adjust dosage according to crop condition and growth stage.

Consult local agronomists for specific recommendations.