Product Description:
It is light yellow powder, excellent flowing, dissolve totally and instant. This product is amino acids also contain organic nitrogen, it is leading raw materials for amino acids leaf fertilizer, also can use to fertigation and base fertilizer to promote crops growing. Good absorption. Amino acid contents is upto 80%, which is soy source extracted. Especially for organic agriculture.
BENEFITS：
- A source of multiple nutrients and micro-nutrients.
- Makes soil nutrients more available to plants and promotes symbiotic nitrogen fixation.
- Significantly inhibits root rot and strengthens root systems.
- Ameliorates soil ad extends soil fertility.
Usage: It can be used as base fertilizer and top dressing. The specific dosage is adjusted according to the crop yield, soil fertility and the opinions of the local agricultural technology department.
Attention: Store in a cool and dry place, protected from sun, rain and moisture. Pay attention to seed fertilizer isolation when fertilizing.
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