KALIUM GLYCYRATE FOR VEGETABLE CROPS
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A reliable biostimulant designed to boost seedling growth and accelerate vegetable crop maturation.
Description
Boosting Vegetable Crops with LiSt-Forte
When dealing with vegetable production, the main operational challenge is achieving uniform germination and seedling stress resistance. In our experience, "Humate of Potassium for Vegetable Crops" by LiSt-Forte acts as a reliable "rapid response" tool. This organo-mineral fertilizer doesn't just provide basic nutrients; it effectively activates the plant's internal biological reserves.
Application and Field Experience
For an agronomist, the product's liquid form is a significant advantage. It is easy to dose, mixes perfectly in tank mixtures, and does not clog sprayer nozzles—a crucial factor for large-scale operations. The composition is a well-balanced cocktail: besides the standard NPK (0.1-1%), it focuses heavily on humic and fulvic acids. We've seen particularly strong results on tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, where the root system develops significantly faster, ensuring better survival rates after transplanting.
The inclusion of essential microelements like Boron, Iron, Magnesium, and Calcium provides a solid foundation for development. When we use it for pre-sowing treatment of carrot or beet seeds, the germination rate improves visibly, and the seedlings emerge stronger and more resilient.
Practical Insights
- Efficiency: Despite the low concentration of NPK (0.1-1%), the high biological activity of the humic acids ensures significant results, keeping product consumption cost-effective.
- Safety: Rated at Hazard Class 4, the product is safe to handle, simplifying logistics and storage on the farm.
- Versatility: Excellent performance across a variety of crops, including onions, potatoes, and cabbage, effectively accelerating maturation times.
For those managing vegetable plots, this product is an excellent "anti-stress" solution. If the goal is to improve the marketability of your produce and speed up the harvest window, LiSt-Forte proves its value right from the ovary formation stage.
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Active ingredients
- Fulvic acids гербицид
Nutrient elements
Application
Used on crops
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Fertilizer Type
Fertilizer Type
ORGANIC FERTILIZERS — fertilizers consisting of partially decomposed and undecomposed residues of plant and animal origin (manure (composted), compost, peat, feces, composts, green manure). MINERAL FERTILIZERS — fertilizers containing nutrients in the form of mineral salts. They... |
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Nitrogen (N)
Nitrogen (N)
Nutrient value of fertilizers expressed as the mass percentage of nitrogen N (%). |
N - 0,1-1% |
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Phosphorus (P2O5)
Phosphorus (P2O5)
Nutrient value of fertilizers expressed as the mass fraction of phosphorus P2O5 (%). |
P2O5 - 0,1-1% |
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Potassium (K2O)
Potassium (K2O)
Nutrient value of fertilizers expressed as the mass fraction of potassium K2O (%). |
K2O - 0.1-1% |
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Method of Application
Method of Application
Seed treatment — treatment of seeds before sowing. Soil treatment — application of pesticides to soil, for example, in greenhouses. Seed treatment — a preparation used for pre-sowing treatment of seeds of various crops to protect seedlings from plant diseases and pests. In some c... |
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| Danger Class | 4 |
| Catalog | Catalog → Fertilizers |
| Manufacturer | LiSt-Forte |
| Country | Ukraine |
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