Beta

Organic fertilizer N5 with high content of glycinbetaine

CHARACTERISTICS

BETA is a fast-acting and intensive fertilizer of exclusively vegetable origin, suitable for foliar fertilization and fertigation on any crop. It provides high quantities of plant amino acids, in particular glycinbetaine, a molecule with osmoprotective action, which the plant naturally accumulates in response to environmental stress conditions such as high and low temperatures, drought and high salinity. It also maintains cell turgidity by preventing excessive water loss and cell collapse. In addition to providing plant nitrogen, it increases resistance to environmental stresses and enhances the plant's photosynthetic activity.

5l pack
20l pack

Composition

Organic fertilisers NP

Total Organic Carbon (N) 5%
Organic Carbon (C) of biological origin 12%
Organic substance of plant origin 30%
GLYCINE BETAINE >30%
PLANT L-AMINO ACIDS >5%

Raw materials: aqueous extract of brown algae and plant extracts obtained by extraction with water or acid and/or alkaline solution.
Keep the package tightly closed at a temperature between 10 and 35 °C, away from light and heat sources.
Do not freeze. Product for agricultural use only.

Doses and directions for use

Shake the product vigorously before each application.
Foliar application 3-6 kg/ha:

Horticulture: throughout the vegetative phase every 7-10 days;
Orchards, vines, olive trees: 3-4 applications at 10–15-day intervals starting from the beginning of flowering;
Arable: during the vegetative development.

Fertigation 10-15 kg/ha:
All crops: apply every 10-15 days during the vegetative phase or in anticipation of stress factors: 10-15 L/ha.

NOTES: The manufacturer, distributor and retailers are not responsible for incorrect handling, storage and application of the product.

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