Sulfur Granular Organic fertilizer 20% + NPK
Provita Sulfur Granular Organic fertilizer 20% is a type of complete macro fertilizer which, in addition to the main elements (NPK), contains a significant amount of sulfur combined with organic matter and, organic carbon.
and provides the conditions that, while meeting the needs of the main and key elements of the plant, increase the absorbability and solubility of other micronutrient elements.
It strengthens the root and increases the qualitative and quantitative performance of agricultural and garden plants and greenhouse products.
The consumption of this product increases the organic matter of the soil and improves the texture of the soil, it also improves the absorption of nutrients and keeps moisture in the soil. And finally, the presence of sulfur reduces the pH of the soil.
Properties of sulfur organic fertilizer
- decrease in acidity (PH)
- Moisture retention due to having organic materials and zeolite
- Soil protection
- Providing sulfur needed by plants, especially cereals and oilseeds
- Aeration of heavy and clay soils
- Water and food storage in the soil
Consumption
In agriculture before planting or in the form of top-dressing and in gardens in the form of strip placement or in the hole during winter.
This fertilizer can be used for all crops, gardens, and greenhouses.
| Potatoes, onions, cotton, tomatoes, sugar beets, corn and alfalfa | 250-400 kg/ha |
| Wheat, barley, canola, millet, rice, triticale and legumes | 200-250 kg/ha |
| Greenhouse products (cucumber, tomato, bell pepper, etc.) | 250-350 kg/ha |
| Melons, watermelons, cantaloupe and other summer fruits in strips | 200-250 kg/ha |
| Saffron and medicinal plants | 150-200 kg/ha |
| lawn and flowers and ornamental plants | 150-200 kg/ha |
| Fruit trees (seeds) apple, pear, grape, Quince, kiwi, barberry | 700 to 1000 grams for each tree |
| Stone fruit trees (plums, tomatoes, peaches, nectarines, yellow plums, cherries), almonds and walnuts | 500 to 750 grams per tree |
| Subtropical fruits include citrus fruits, dates, pomegranates, persimmons, figs and olives | 600 to 800 grams for each tree |
