Liquid Sulfur

Liquid sulfur fertilizer is considered a dual-purpose compound (fertilizer and poison) and is able to control fungal diseases and escape many pests, including aphids, mites, psyllids, and psyllium, and Modify the structure of saline soils.

The presence of soluble sulfur, while supplying the sulfur element, which is referred to as the fourth nutrient element of all plants, directly plays a role in many enzyme activities, growth regulators, and plant chlorophyll production.

Special advantages of liquid sulfur:

• Modifying the structure of saline soils
• Increasing the solubility of soil phosphorus and improving the absorption of micronutrients, including iron and zinc
• Liquid sulfur prevents fungal diseases and powdery mildew, and because of the smell it produces, it prevents the attack of more pests such as aphids, mites, scale, and psyllium in plants and fruit trees.
• This compound acts as an anti-stress compound due to the increase in the synthesis of enzymes and protein and its rapid effectiveness, and in addition to improving the growth rate of plant organs, it is also effective in increasing the plant’s resistance to cold and other environmental stresses.
• Liquid sulfur can also be used to disinfect warehouses, livestock farms, and poultry farms.

Ingredients: 

Total Sulfur 20% , Elemental Sulfur 15%

Caution and warning:

This fertilizer cannot be mixed with any kind of fertilizer or poison, and before using it, consider the advice of technical experts.

Read the instructions carefully before use.

Avoid spraying liquid sulfur during the day or when the weather is hot.

Instructions for use:

For agricultural crops:

in two occasions, the first stage is in the vegetative growth period and the second stage is in the middle of the growth period until before flowering. It is used as foliar spraying with a concentration of 3 to 4 liters per hectare and 7 to 10 liters as irrigation fertilizer.

For garden products:

it should be used in two stages, the initial stage of fruit formation and the second stage when the fruit becomes large. It is used as a foliar spray with a concentration of 4 to 5 liters per hectare and as an irrigation fertilizer of 8 to 12 liters.