VR INTERNATIONAL Boron,Iron Chelated,Multi Micronutrient Fertilizer For Plants Soil Manure(250 g Powder)

Total-S.T.E.M Multi Micro nutrient Fertilizer For Foliar Spray Composition Of Fe , Zn , Mn , Cu , Mo , B Total-Stem is a mixture of essential trace elements Zinc, Ferrous, Boron, Manganese, Molybdenum, Copper etc. It supplies balanced nutrition to plants through foliar spray. It helps in better utilization of NPK & also takes care of hidden hungers which can not be easily seen through symptoms on the crops. It thus helps the plant to grow with vigour, produce high yield of better quality as well as quantity. Boron is an essential micronutrient which means it is essential for plant growth and development. Deficiency of Boron is very common and the most widespread micronutrient deficiency around the world. Shortage of boron in soil/fertilizer causes large losses in crop production and crop quality. Boron deficiency affects vegetative and reproductive growth of plants. boron is an important fertilizer additive that promotes increased crop yields, improved plant health and quality, and higher profits for farmers. VR international’s Total – Boron contains 20% elemental boron which can be directly uptake by plant. Total Boron in water soluble and can be use as foliar spray, combination with other micro nutrients and as fertilizer additive. Due to its water solubility and high boron content it is being used in hydroponics culture also. Iron is used up in some of the most vital functions of plants, such as: Chlorophyll and enzyme production Nitrogen fixation Metabolism and development This is a soluble iron complex, primarily designed to make iron soluble in water for use in agricultural purposes. A chelated iron fertilizer is one of the most popular and efficient methods of treating chlorosis. In horticulture, chelated iron fertilizer is referred to as sequestered iron and serves as a plant tonic, where its mixed with other plant foods and nutrients. It’s quite an inexpensive fertilizer, mainly used in foliar spraying.