Olive grove Scam useful for fertilizing the olive tree and obtaining a decrease in the alternation of production
Oliveto Scam is a specific fertilizer for fertilizing the olive tree used to obtain a decrease in the alternation of production, to ensure maximum oil yield, enhancing all the organoleptic characteristics typical of a quality oil. Oliveto is formulated with a high content of Nitrogen, an adequate amount of Phosphorus and Potassium, creating a balanced ratio of essential elements that makes it the optimal fertilizer for olive cultivation. The abundance of nitrogen promotes vegetative luxuriance, stimulating the growth of new leaves, flowers and contributing to the ideal growth of olives to maximize oil yield. Phosphorus promotes optimal root development, while Potassium enhances resistance to drought and pest stress. Inside Oliveto we find crucial microelements such as Iron, Zinc and Boron, intimately combined with organic matrices. This targeted combination prevents any nutritional deficiencies, creating optimal conditions for excellent leaf development, effective photosynthetic activity and high and constant fruit set over the years. The rich content of organic sulfur promotes the mobilization of microelements previously insoluble in the soil, ensuring complete and balanced nutrition for your olive grove.
Oliveto Scam granular fertilizer specific for olive fertilization is composed of humified peat, a mixture of organic nitrogen fertilizers:
- 15 % nitrogen
- 11.5 % ammoniacal nitrogen
- 1 % organic nitrogen
- 2.5 % urea nitrogen
- 5 % phosphorus pentoxide
- 6 % water-soluble potassium oxide
- 26 % sulphur dioxide
- 0.05 % boron
- 0.5 % iron
- 0.01 % zinc
- 7.5 % organic carbon
- 3 % humic and fulvic organic carbon (ha+fa)
Doses and methods of use:
Distribute the olive grove at the end of winter in the open field in dense plants or located in the area of projection of the foliage in the case of large plants. Use from 2 to 6 kg/plant, adjusting the quantity according to the production and vigor of the plant, the presence or absence of organic fertilization, the year of charge or discharge.