MULTIPLEX LIQUID-N(NITROGEN 32%) FERTILIZER

Multiplex

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Product Description

  • Multiplex Liquid-N is a straight nitrogenous fertilizer containing Nitrogen 32% in liquid form comprising of three absorbable forms of nitrogen namely urea-amide form (16.5%), Ammoniacal Form (7.5%), Nitrate Form (7.5%).

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Features & Benefits


BENEFITS
  • Liquid-N helps faster assimilation of Nitrogen in Plants
  • Liquid-N Contains three forms of Nitrogen i.e., Urea Nitrogen, Ammoniacal Nitrogen and Nitrate Nitrogen which are in easily absorbable forms for plants
  • It is extremely versatile as a source of Nitrogen
  • Significantly increases the plant vigor and imparts green color in leaves thereby enhances rate of Photosynthesis.
  • Increases yield both by quality and quantity of the produce

Usage

CROPS
  • All Field Crops - Wheat, Paddy, Soybean, Millet, Ginger, Turmeric
  • Horticulture Crop - Banana, Apple, Mango, Guava, Grapes
  • Vegetable Crop - Tomato, Chili, Coriander, Ridge Gourds, Pumpkin

MODE OF ACTION
  • Foliar Spray

DOSAGE
  • Mix 5 ml of Multiplex Liquid-N in one liter of water and spray on leaves during vegetative stage. For best results, we recommend two foliar sprays. First spray at active tillering / branching stage (15 to 20 Days after Germination/ Transplantation) Second spray 15 to 20 days after 1st spray or before flowering. Fertigation: Apply 1 liter per acre. Drenching: Mix 5 ml of Multiplex Liquid-N in one liter of water and drench the plants thoroughly.

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