GREEN LABEL SINGLE NUTRIENTS
Single-nutrient fertilizers provide specific essential elements to plants, ensuring balanced nutrition and optimal growth. These nutrients address particular deficiencies that may hinder metabolic processes, development, or yield. Each nutrient has a distinct role in plant health, aiding in physiological functions like enzyme activation, photosynthesis, nitrogen fixation, and cellular structure formation.
1.Zinc Sulphate 21% (Hepta Hydrate)
Zinc sulphate (hepta hydrate) is a crystalline fertilizer providing 21% zinc, which is crucial for various enzymatic activities, including carbohydrate and protein metabolism. Zinc deficiency can lead to stunted growth, smaller leaves, and reduced flowering or fruiting. This fertilizer is particularly useful in alkaline or calcareous soils where zinc availability is naturally low. The hepta hydrate form ensures rapid solubility, making it easy to apply through foliar sprays or soil treatments.
2.Ferrous Sulphate 19%
Ferrous sulphate contains 19% iron in a highly soluble form, essential for chlorophyll production and energy transfer during photosynthesis. It is particularly effective in correcting iron chlorosis, characterized by yellowing leaves with green veins. Iron deficiency is common in alkaline soils with high pH, where this fertilizer can help restore normal plant growth. It also supports enzyme function and protein metabolism, improving overall plant vitality.
3.Manganese Sulphate 30.5%
Manganese sulphate provides 30.5% manganese, a critical element for activating enzymes involved in photosynthesis and nitrogen metabolism. It is particularly important for plants grown in sandy or heavily leached soils, where manganese availability is low. This fertilizer also enhances disease resistance, reduces leaf speckling, and improves seed germination and fruit quality. Its high solubility ensures rapid correction of deficiencies through foliar or soil applications.
4.Soliboron 19%
Soliboron is a boron fertilizer containing 19% boron, essential for cell wall strength, root elongation, and reproductive processes like pollination and seed development. Boron deficiency can lead to brittle stems, poor flowering, and hollow fruits or tubers. This fertilizer is widely used in crops like sugar beets, oilseeds, and fruits where boron is critical for high yields and quality.
5.Molybdenum 51%
Molybdenum is supplied at a concentration of 51% in this fertilizer, playing a vital role in nitrogen fixation, nitrate reduction, and protein synthesis. It is particularly important for legumes, where it supports symbiotic nitrogen fixation. A lack of molybdenum can result in poor nitrogen uptake, leaf distortion, and low-quality crops. This fertilizer is applied in minute quantities, as molybdenum is required in trace amounts but is essential for plant productivity.
6.Ammonium Molybdate 52%
Ammonium molybdate contains 52% molybdenum in a highly concentrated and soluble form, making it ideal for rapid correction of deficiencies. It is particularly suited for acid soils, where molybdenum availability is limited. This fertilizer supports nitrogen metabolism and enhances the efficiency of other nutrients like phosphorus, improving plant vigor and productivity in crops like pulses, vegetables, and cereals.
7.Magnesium Sulphate 9%
Magnesium sulphate delivers 9% magnesium and is an excellent source of sulfur. Magnesium is a central component of chlorophyll, directly influencing photosynthesis efficiency and energy production. Sulfur aids in protein and enzyme synthesis, enhancing crop quality. Magnesium sulphate is particularly useful in acidic or sandy soils, where magnesium leaching is common. It is applied through foliar sprays or soil amendments to prevent interveinal chlorosis and improve overall plant health and yield.