TÜRKÇE ENGLISH FRANÇAIS اللغة العربية
Zinc Deficiency:
Zinc deficiency causes; yellowing between leaf veins, degrowth and deformation. This deficiency mostly caused by high phosphorus. It is more common in high pH, easily washed, loose soils. As a solution, one should get soil and leaf analysis done and according to results, use ZincBor.
Boron Deficiency:
When a soil is dificient in boron, V shaped chlorosis and necrosis is seen in leaf tips. This deficiency causes downsizing, fall,, drying in branch and growing sideways. Shortening in lenght and branches, shrubbing and deformity in fruits is seen too. This deficiency generally caused by low pH, excessive lime, severe drought and excessive precipitation. It is widespread in easily washed and low on natural resource soils.
PLANTS | FROM THE LEAF AMOUNT OF USAGE |
DROP AMOUNT OF USAGE |
METHOD OF APPLICATION |
In field vegetables | 150-300 cc/100 L |
1 - 2 L/da | 2-3 times during vegetative development |
Greenhouse vegetable growing | 150-300 cc/100 L |
1 - 2 L/da | 2-3 times during vegetative development |
Orchards, Soft and Stone Core Fruits, Citrus, Olive, Fig, Grape, Banana etc. |
200-400 cc/100 L | 2 - 3 L/da | 2-3 times during vegetative development |
Grain and Green Field | 150-300 cc/100 L |
-- | 2-3 times during vegetative development |
In Industrial Plants | 200-300 cc/100 L |
2 - 3 L/da | 2-3 times during vegetative development |
Cut Flowers | 150-300 cc/100 L |
1 - 2 L/da | 2-3 times during vegetative development |