PG1 Fluid algae fertilizer Ecklonia Maxima 20 kg

PG1 Fluid ED&F MAN is rich in sugars and Polygluttamic Acid, a molecule with high hydrophilic capacity and high humectant capacity. It absorbs significant amounts of water which it then gradually releases by increasing the dispersion of nutrients.

It promotes the solubilization of Ca, Fe, Mg, K phosphates through natural chelation. Soil organic matter plays a fundamental role throughout the crop cycle: it improves the physical, chemical and biological characteristics of the soil.

The organic substance of plant origin provides, in addition to nutrients, amino acids and enzymes that are typical of cultivated plants and allows crops to use them without wasting energy to modify them. Sugars bring important energy to the rhizosphere, which is the bridge between soil and roots.

• Increased water and nutritional efficiency;

• Increased development of the root system;

• Increase in crop yield and quality;

• It reduces pollution in the groundwater by nitrates and CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.

PG1 Fluid ED&F MAN is composed of:

• Mycorrhizae of the genus Glomus Spp
• Polyglutamic acid NT 3% (min)
• Vegetable Protein 6%
• Sugars 3.5%
• Vitamins B 250 mg/kg

Doses and methods of use

Horticultural

Fertigation: Carry out interventions at a dose of 10-15 kg/ha starting from the early stages of development and re-fertilize every 20-30 days.

Pre-transplant root bath: solution containing 200 grams per 100 liters of water. Soak the seedlings with the substrate for a few minutes.

Orchard, vine olive tree

Fertigation: Carry out interventions at a dose of 10-15 kg/ha starting from the early stages of development and re-fertilize every 20-30 days.

Pre-transplant root bath: solution containing 2 kg per 100 litres of water. Soak stems or cuttings for 12-24 hours.

Cereals (maize, sorghum)

Fertigation: in combination with nitrogen nutrition and reduce nitrogen intake by 20%.

Seed treatment: use 150 g of product per 100 kg of seed. It increases the germination and rooting capacity of the seedling.