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Spic Zinc Sulphate |
SPIC Zinc Sulphate contains 21% zinc, an essential component of various enzymes systems for energy production, protein synthesis, and growth regulation. Zinc has the most obvious effect on photosynthesis. All flowering plants require zinc for flower production, fruit set and seed set. Almost half of Indian soils are deficient in zinc. Among all secondary and micro nutrients, deficiencies of zinc have a more devastating effect on cultivated crops.
SPIC Zinc Sulphate is a highly water soluble, transparent, colorless, crystalline compound, containing sulphur, which is also an essential element. It can be used for all crops.
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Spic Nourish (Balanced Multi Micro Nutrient Fertiliser) |
Recommended 5 to 10 kg / acre to be broadcast at the time of sowing or transplantation for all crops. SPIC Nourish can be given also as top dressing, mixed with FYM or compost or vermicompost. Two applications are recommended for long duration crops like banana, coconut and cotton with a 30-45 day interval between the applications.
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Spic Flourish |
Recommended for all crops.
500 gm per acre in 200 in litres water.
For cereals, pulses and oil seeds single spray 20 days after sowing or planting.
Two to three sprays recommended for vegetables, flowers, fruit crops and plantation crops.
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Spic Zen |
SPIC Zen plays a major influence in chlorophyl formation, photosynthesis, metabolic and energy processes because of its active ingredient – zinc. Zinc is an activator of oxidising enzymes and is essential for the synthesis of important growth hormones. Zinc deficiencies can be easily rectified by using SPIC Zen. SPIC Zen, being in chelated form, not only enables optimum utilization of zinc, but also ensures complete availability of the zinc to the plant without fixation in the soil. It improves the use efficiency of NPK applied. SPIC Zen is easily absorbed by plants in all weather conditions and soils and is completely soluble in water. SPIC Zen is ideal to apply in fertigation along with other nutrients (water soluble fertilizers).
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