Description
Organic fertilizer 400 grams
Solid organic fertilizer of plant origin, active ingredient, folic acid, excellent hair root growth, organic chelator, top opener, humic acid, excellent root growth, organic nitrogen, promotes the growth of vegetative plants. Anti-stress and growth-stimulating amino acid. Organic potassium affects fruit growth. Guaranteed Content (% w/w) Total Organic Matter 64 Organic Carbon 30 Total Nitrogen 3 Free Amino Acids 3 Water Soluble Potassium Oxide (K2O) 8.5 Maximum Moisture 10 pH 4-6 Cross Energy is a natural soil conditioner that contains High percentage of organic matter, which improves plant growth. It increases efficiency. It regulates the movement of water and air in the soil and makes them available to the plant. It regulates the physical, chemical and biological properties of the soil and enables plants to grow healthier and stronger. Hence, it increases quality and efficiency. Cross-energy effects on the plant provide fast, healthy and dense growth of plants. Provides better aeration of roots and soil. Encourages smooth flowering and high fruit number and quality. Increases the soil's ability to retain water. By chelating trace elements, it converts them into chemical forms that the plant can utilize. Prevents chlorosis and other trace element deficiencies. It darkens the color of the soil, allowing more solar energy to be absorbed. It neutralizes acidic and basic soil. Regulates soil pH by removing excess salinity and limescale. Increases the number of beneficial microorganisms in the soil. It shortens harvest time and provides earlyness in the product. Increases the cation exchange capacity of soil. It increases the absorption of macro- and micro-nutrients in the soil by the plant. Accelerates the growth and development of the plant. Increases plant resistance to stress conditions (adverse climate and soil factors) in the fall and winter periods. It is a completely natural product and does not pose the slightest harmful risk to humans, animals, all other living organisms and the environment.
