SEA

Algae extract in solid form

CHARACTERISTICS

PHYLLON SEA is a natural extract of Brown Algae of the genus Ascophyllum Nodosum. Its special composition in water-soluble powder form is based on macroelements, microelements, carbohydrates, enzymes, vitamins, amino acids and growth promoters and has a high stimulating effect on the vegetation.

Phyllon Sea stimulates the growth of young plant tissue and facilitates reproduction, has a micronutrient and balancing effect on the vegetative and productive state and improves the nutritional status of the crop by making it less susceptible to pests.

1 kg sack

Composition

AZOTE organic fertiliser

Algae extract in solid form (Ascophyllum Nodosum)
Total nitrogen (N) 1%
Potassium oxide (K2O) water soluble 19%
Betaine 0,1%
Mannitol 4%

Compatibility

PHYLLON SEA is generally compatible with the normal products used in agriculture. It is recommended not to apply it with mineral oils or in mixture with products with alkaline reaction. Put the product in the dispenser when it contains about half of the solution to be prepared, stirring helps the mixing.
When preparing the mixture, consider the conductivity of the water and its temperature, and adjust the doses to be used.

Crop Application Dose and method of use
Vegetables (tomato, pepper, aubergine, courgette, melon, etc.) Foliar 60 - 80 g/hl
Leaf vegetables (lettuce, endive, Swiss chard, etc.) Foliar 50 - 60 g/hl
Fruit trees (apple, pear, vine, olive) Foliar 60 - 80 g/hl
Citrus fruit Foliar 60 - 70 g/hl
Peach, apricot Foliar 50 - 70 g/hl
Fruit trees (cherry, plum, actinidia, strawberries, small fruit, fruit nurseries) Foliar 50 - 70 g/hl
Ornamentals Foliar 50 - 60 g/hl
Winter cereals (wheat, barley, etc.) Foliar 600 - 800 g/hl
Spring cereals (maize, sorghum, etc.) Foliar 600 - 800 g/hl
Beet, rape, sunflower Foliar 600 - 800 g/hl
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