Product Description

Quality Specification:

Product Name	80% Compound Amino Acids Powder
Appearance	Light yellow powder
Solubility	100% Water Soluble
Moisture	less than 3%
Content of  total amino acid	more than 80%
Total Nitrogen	14-0-0
Chlorine	None

Product Description:

This product is ammonium amino acid and contains organic and inorganic nitrogen, always be used as the foliar fertilizer, fertigation fertilizer, base fertilizer. Hibong Plant Source Amino Acid Powder is totally plant origin and from natural source. It acts as a natural chelator for microelements in alkaline soils and increases their availability to plants.

Benefits:

1. It integrates organic and inorganic ingredients into one. After use, it can extract seedlings early and root quickly.
2. A large number of elements are combined with trace elements in the chelate state to meet the nutrient requirements of fruit growth.
3. Organic components stimulate soil microbial activity, regulate soil acidity and alkalinity, reduce salinization, and prevent deep tillage.

Attention:

1. The product can be compatible with phosphate fertilizer or nitrogen fertilizer. But carry out a strict test before mixture.
2. Never mix with acidic fertilizer or micronutrient fertilizer.
3. Avoid humidity and direct sunshine during storage.

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