Aquarin, l

N — 2-20%; P2O5 — 5-41%; K2O — 8-38%

Foliar feedings during vegetation with 0.2% solution. Intended for greenhouse vegetables.

Aquarin, by its characteristics, belongs to the group of complex water-soluble fertilizers with multifunctional purposes.

Aquarins can be used in any fertigation systems, for cultivation on both organic (soil, peat, coconut, other organic substrates) and mineral (rock wool, perlite, gravel) substrates, under both open and protected ground conditions.

Advantages of Aquarin also include:

presence of the largest quantity among all other water-soluble complexes of standard grades.

possibility of manufacturing custom grades according to customer specifications in any volumes, with wide variation of composition in macro- and microelements.

unlike many other complexes, all iron in Aquarins is present in the form of DTPA chelate.

The mechanism of action of Aquarin when applied foliarly is expressed in regulation of physiological processes in plant cells, which leads to activation of enzymatic and metabolic processes. As a result, the utilization of nutrients from soil increases, and the plants' resistance to low temperatures, water deficiency or excess, energy light deficiency improves. The possibility of using Aquarin in tank mixtures with pesticides allows plants to better tolerate stresses caused by agrochemicals. Foliar feeding with Aquarin performs three functions simultaneously: nutritional, regulatory and protective.

"Aquarins" are essentially full equivalents of well-known complex fertilizers such as Kristalon, Master, Lifdrip, Polifid, etc., produced by OAO "Buiisky Chemical Plant" Russia. Tests of "Aquarins" in various farms have yielded convincing results. The actual effect of foliar feedings with "Aquarins" is approximately 20 times higher than that of soil fertilizers: 20 g of foliar feeding can provide an increase of 10 kg per hundred square meters. To achieve the same increase, one needs to apply up to 500 g of fertilizer into the soil — and must also ensure that they are taken up! Today, "Aquarins" are the best we can feed plants with.