- Naturally produces phytase enzyme within the plant. Phytase converts phosphate in the plant into inorganic phosphorus in a form that plants can utilize.
- Phosphorus, one of the macro nutrients, is a vital element in the formation of generative organs and root development in plants. Phosphorus plays an important role in metabolic activities such as energy production and gene transfer.
- Provides an alive and strong flowering by increasing the flower attitude of the plant with its special organic additives during the flowering period just before forming the flower contours.
- Increases soil fertility by accelerating microorganism activities and biochemical reactions in the soil. Thus, since it facilitates the intake of macro and micro elements, provides a useful fertilization opportunity.
- Plants need a large amount of phosphorus before the flowering stage and during the seed formation stage. Provides an cost-efficient fertilization opportunity by reducing the amount of phosphorus fertilizer that needs to be applied.
- Not to be used with bactericidal and copper-containing preparations.
