Grow Plant Gel 16-65-16 + ME is a gel-like fertilizer with an increased amount of Phosphorus (P). It is intended for plants growing in the root phase, forming and supporting the growth and formation of a healthy root system.
Fertilization standards:
from 2-3 kg/decar in drip and hydroponics and 200-350gr/decar for leaf application
Appendix:
A starting formula with high Phosphorus content for stimulation and development of the root. The product should be applied during the first week after planting or after the beginning of new growth.
pH:
3,5-4,5
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