LIQUID FERTILIZERS

NB 7-17

Type: Liquid fertilizer

Tube: 1 l

Tube: 5 l

IBC: 1000 l

NB 7-17 is a concentrated liquid fertilizer with a high boron content, suitable for additional feeding of crops that need large amounts of boron. Boron is involved in all physiological processes in the plant.

Boron is immobile in the plant. For this reason, it is important that this element is constantly fed to the plant in order for its development to proceed normally. Lack of boron indicates an imbalance between boron and calcium – in alkaline soils, calcium prevents the absorption of boron. Drought, insufficient moisture, low temperatures and high rainfall in a short period of time are the factors that lead to boron deficiency.

BENEFITS OF THE USE OF BORON
• growth and development of the roots;
• enzyme activity;
• synthesis of proteins and carbohydrates;
• for the transport of nutrients from the leaves to the roots;
• plant resistance to disease.

stimulates the synthesis and movement of carbohydrates from the leaves to the seeds and roots;
improves pollen formation;
it is necessary for the processes of germination, the vitality of the seeds, the ripening of the seeds and fruits, their size and quality;
it is necessary for the absorption of phosphorus and calcium, which are responsible for the strength of cell walls and disease resistance;
maintains the osmotic pressure in the cell;
it is necessary for the growth and development of roots and rhizobacteria in legumes.

Cereals – 100-150 ml / dca; Spraying:
1) BBCH 13-15 – 3-4 sheets; 2) BBCH 14-16 – 5-6 leaves;
3) BBCH 33-50 – budding; 4) BBCH 50-60 – before flowering
Legumes (beans, peas, soybeans) – 100-150 ml / dca
Spraying:
1) BBCH 11-13 – 3-5 leaves;
2) BBCH 39-50 – beginning of budding, 10-15 cm;
3) during budding
Beets – 100-150 ml / dca
Spraying:
1) BBCH 14-16 – 2-4 leaves;
2) BBCH 18-20 – 6-8 leaves;
3) BBCH 31-3-9 – row spacing
Corn – 100-150 ml / dca
Spraying:
Spraying: 2-4 leaves
Potatoes – 300-500 ml / 100 l of water;
Spraying: 1) BBCH 21-30 – growth of leaves and stem;
2) BBCH 40-50 – formation of tubers;
3) BBCH 40-60 – before flowering
Vegetables – 150-250 ml / 100 l of water or aqueous solution 0.15-0.25%
Spraying or feeding through irrigation water at the beginning of budding, flowering or root formation and growth, 3-5 times every 7-10 days.
Fruit bushes – 150-250 ml / 100 l of water or aqueous solution 0.15-0.25%
Spraying or feeding through irrigation water during fruit ripening
Garden plants – 150-250 ml / 100 l of water or aqueous solution 0.15-0.25%
Spraying or feeding through irrigation water during fruit formation
Ornamental plants and seedlings – 150-250 ml / 100 l of water or aqueous solution 0.15-0.25%
Spraying or feeding through irrigation water for better root grip and development.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Boron (B)

12,0%

8,3-8,7

Density

1,415 gr/ml