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27-0-0 CAN
As a substitute to Ammonium Nitrate for greener plants.
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21-0-21 NK (US)
Helps create strong fibres for a more resistant plant (alternative to ammonium nitrate).
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0-0-60 Potash
Improves the size of the plant, the quality and the survivability over the winter (major nutrient for potatoes).
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Zinc
Helps the plant produce chlorophyll so plant growth is not stunted (bolsters the immune system of the plant).
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Phosphorus
Helps a plant convert other nutrients into usable building blocks with which to grow, considered the energy in the plant system.
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Sulfur Tiger 90
Plants use sulfur in the processes of producing proteins, amino acids, enzymes and vitamins. Sulfur also helps the plant's resistance to disease, aids in growth, and in seed formation. Major component in chlorophyll production.
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Copper
Activates enzymes in plants which are required in the process of photosynthesis, it is essential in plant respiration and assists in plant metabolism of carbohydrates and proteins.
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Calcium (Fortified)
Helps maintain chemical balance in the soil, reduces soil salinity, and improves water penetration. Calcium neutralizes cell acids. Main nutrient in general nutrition and uptake of plant needs.
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Manganese
Used in plants as a major contributor to various biological systems including photosynthesis, respiration, and nitrogen assimilation. It’s also involved in pollen germination, pollen tube growth, root cell elongation and resistance to root pathogens.
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Lime (MGCA- magnesium and calcium)
Neutralises acids (PH) to help with nutrient absorption availability.
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Boron (Sodium Tetraborate Pentahydrate)
The primary function of Boron is to provide structural integrity to the cell wall in plants. Provides elasticity of the plant in general, pollination and efficient water movement in the plant as well as the uptake in calcium.
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MAP (Monoammonium Phosphate)
Widely used source of phosphorus and nitrogen, less acidic then DAP and more readily available.
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Iron Sulphate
Produces chlorophyll, which gives plants oxygen and its healthy green color.
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Potassium Sulphate (SOP)
Protein and starch synthesis in plants require potassium. It’s a softer chemistry, doesn’t burn the roots.
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KMG (K-MAG) (Potassium Magnesium Sulfate)
Great source of readily available magnesium.
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Dap (Diammonium Phosphate)
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Triple phosphate (0-46-0)
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Manganese Sulphate
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Novocal (different form of Calcium)
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ESN (source of Nitrate)
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UREA (source of Nitrate)
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Black Earth (from fossil bed)
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MESZ (Ammonium Phosphate and inorganic salts (Sulphur))
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Aspire (Potassium Chloride with Boron)
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Sulphan
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Amidas 40-0-0 (another form of Nitrate)
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Procote B
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Procote MN
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Procote ZN