- ADOB Magnesium is a high-purity liquid mineral fertilizer containing magnesium nitrate in precise concentrations that the plant absorbs easily. It corrects magnesium deficiency quickly and supports the formation of chlorophyll and vital enzymes inside the cells, which directly strengthens vegetative growth and improves fruit quality. It is highly soluble with immediate uptake, and suits all fertigation, irrigation and foliar spray systems, especially in sandy and alkaline soils.
Key Features
- Corrects magnesium deficiency symptoms quickly and effectively.
- Raises the plant's chlorophyll production and improves photosynthesis.
- Supports the uptake of other nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
- Helps improve fruit size and quality and increase yield.
- Suitable for all crops at all growth stages.
- Fully soluble and easy to apply through drip irrigation or foliar spraying.
- Stable, pure, impurity-free formula for fast and safe results.
Specifications
- Type: Liquid mineral fertilizer (magnesium nitrate).
- Composition:
- Magnesium (MgO): 15%
- Total nitrogen (N): 11%
- Nitrate nitrogen (NO₃): 11%
- pH: 6.8
- Density: 1.38 g/cm³
- Form: High-purity liquid
- Country of origin: Poland (ADOB)
- Volume: 20 L
Directions for Use
- The following rates are general guidelines and can be adjusted to the crop and growth stage:
- Drip irrigation
- Apply at 1 – 2 L per 1,000 L of water
- Sandy soils or severe deficiency: up to 3 L per 1,000 L of water
- Foliar spray
- Apply at 100 – 150 ml per 100 L of water
- Spray in the morning or evening and repeat every 7 – 10 days
- Crops with high magnesium demand
- Vegetables (tomato – cucumber – pepper)
- Fruit crops (grapes – citrus – mango – banana)
- Date palms
- Leafy crops
- Greenhouses
Precautions
- Do not mix with phosphorus compounds or sulfur-containing fertilizers.
- Test compatibility before mixing with any other product.
- Best applied at the first signs of deficiency to avoid losing vegetative growth.
- Highly suitable for alkaline and sandy soils that are low in magnesium.