Dual Purpose Leaves Spray (Nutrition-Fungicide)

The designing of Dual Purpose Leaves Spray (Nutrition-Fungicide) is to feed the leaf. One of the most important reasons for decreasing the growth and lack of vitality in plants is due to the lack of adequate absorption of nutrients by the root system of the plant. This problem, which normally have alkaline-range pH, dramatically limits the absorption of nutrients into the root.

In such a situation, nutrition through leaves is an appropriate way to increase the entry of food. To reduce the loss of nutrients through leaching processes and stabilization in the soil environment.

In addition to high-absorption nutritional elements, a kind of phosphate composition has been used which systemically and after absorption through leaf apertures quickly enters the root tissue of the plant. It creates a fungal effect (especially on the zinc Phytophthora fungi) makes the plant root resistant to the introduction of fungal pathogens.

Advantageous: 

The benefit of this product is also the unique feature of Fulvic Acid in improving leaf feeding, as well as its valuable and practical uses.

It has no environmental pollution and toxicity to humans and livestock, as an unrivaled product, especially for all flowers and plants.

The formulation of this product is unique. Due to the richness of aquatic plants from plant hormones, nitrogen sources, potassium phosphorus and micronutrient elements, the use of natural extracts of these plants in the nutritional solution of leaves are justified.

Packaging:

The packaging and presentation of the product as spray ready (without the need for dilution) are also important points

This product is derived from the natural extract of an aquatic fern and has been formulated with appropriate amounts of essential elements (macro elements) including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and microelements including iron, manganese, zinc, molybdenum, and copper.

It also has an optimized concentration of a phosphite compoun. This can destroy these fungi through interactions in the Phytophthora fungus enzyme system. The replacement of phosphate ion in the enzymatic structure of the fungus. This product is also enriched with a good amount of fulvic acid.

The aroma and fragrance of this product are due to the essence of the processed Eucalyptus plant. That is to some extent repellent of pests and insects.

This product has been designed based on the general nutritional needs of plants. Therefore its effectiveness in plants with nutrient deficiency is more visible than healthy plants. Symptoms such as jaundice of leaves and veins, unusual patches of shapes, sizes, or colors, and damages in plants can be signs of poor absorption of nutrients from the soil (deficiency symptoms).

How to use:

In the period when using this product for ornamental flowers, do not use fertilizers (soil). The amount of spraying per leaf depends on the size and the leaf area. It is advisable to adjust the amount and frequency of spraying each time. So, should not remain wet and dropping.

The best time to spray is usually one to two hours after irrigation.
The use of this product in severe sunscreens, high temperature, and thirsty plants, greatly reduces its nutritional benefits.

This product is applicable to all leafy and decorative leafy plants. The method is as follows:

In plants lacking deficiency symptoms, spraying the surface of the leaves is effective once a month on their health.
Some plants that mildly show some signs of deficiency, spraying the lower and upper levels of the leaves is sufficient every three weeks.
In plants with severe signs of deficiency of nutrients, spraying the lower and upper surfaces of the leaves. Spray every 10 days.
Continue with the recommendations in paragraphs 2 and 3. Until the first signs of lasting plant fecundity or the emergence of fresh and healthy leaves continue, and then once a month, the amount will continue to be consumed.

In geraniu and plants such as fluffy leaves, it is advisable to reduce the number of leaves. This is for lesser extent at longer intervals and with caution.