- Micro Amino Acid Nectar Extract comes from plant origin and is extracted using enzymatic hydrolysis technology.
- An organic fertilizer in liquid form, it is a 100% vegetable enzyme product, containing 20.6% (w/v) of free amino acids (L-α) fortified with moderate amounts of iron, manganese and zinc in a dispersed form, in addition to boron and magnesium.
- It is noteworthy that it contains about 17 amino acids in addition to many peptides that can be easily absorbed. It is recommended to deal with it in organic agriculture because it contains a high percentage of organic nitrogen derived from plants.
- It works to strengthen the plant’s resistance to life and environmental pressures - It enhances the process of photosynthesis and increases the concentration of chlorophyll in the leaves - It contributes to improving the process of nitrogen absorption and nutrient transfer within the plant - As a natural solvent that helps it recover faster from nutrient deficiency.
- We recommend spraying it on the leaves at various stages of growth, and it can be applied alone or mixed with dissolved fertilizers in most fertilizer systems through irrigation using a drip system, focal spray, etc.
Properties:
- Total amino acids 21,0
- Free amino acids 6%
- Total nitrogen 3.3%
- Total organic matter 25.3
Method and frequency of use
- It is recommended to be used as a spray on leaves at different stages of growth. It can also be used alone or mixed with dissolved fertilizers in most fertilization systems through irrigation using a drip irrigation system, pivot sprinkler, etc.
- Adding spray to the leaves:
- The general rate is 2-3 liters/ha/addition
- Addition via pivot sprinkler: the general rate is 5-7 liters/ha/addition
- Addition through drip irrigation: the general rate is 250 - 300 ml/ha / addition. The importance of amino acids as natural chelating agents for nutrients 1- Ease and speed of absorption. Amino acids are characterized by being easily and quickly absorbed by leaves due to their small size and partial weight compared to artificial chelating agents such as Lignosulphonate - EDDHA. -EDTA2-
