L.A.T SUPREMO L
NPK 8/8/6 +TE
Recommendations
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Cereals: 4 l/ha between stem elongation and flag leaf
Flax: 4 l/ha at 5cm stage. 4 l/ha at 10 cm stage
Fruit trees: 3x4 l/ha, at petals fall, than all 15 days
Nut trees: 3x4l/ha at dried stigma stage, than all 15 days
Potatoes: 3x4 l/ha at tuber filling initiation, than all 15 days
Vineyard: 3x4 l/ha from fruit setting, than all 15 days
On any other crop, to be used in case of real need. For any further detail, please contact
your advisor.
Characteristics and composition
Colour: green
pH at 20°C: 6
Density: 1.19
Type: clear liquid
Safety Data Sheet*: FSL-020
Colour differences may occur and do not affect the quality of the fertilizer
N ur
%
N
8
5.5
1.5
1
g/l
95
65
18
12
N amm N nit
P2O5 K2O CaO MgO SO3 B
Cu
Fe Mn Mo
8
6
0.01 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.001
95
71
Si
0.119 0.119 0.238 0.238 0.0119
Benefit
NPK fertilizer with trace elements.
Ideal to support the plant growth.
Borealis L.A.T GmbH, St.-Peter-Straße 25, 4021 Linz, Austria - E-Mail: [email protected], Phone: +43 732 / 6915-0
*www.borealis-lat.com
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Zn
0.01
0.119
Role of micronutrients
There are 12 elements; they are required for the plant growth and reproduction. All those elements play an essential role as nutrient.
The needed quantities of each element depend on the plant and the element. However each of them plays various important roles and
requires equal attention.
Based on the requested amounts (high, medium or low), 3 categories of elements are defined:
• Primary or Macro elements (high amounts): Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium
• Secondary elements (medium amounts): Calcium, Magnesium and Sulphur
• Micronutrients (small amounts): Boron, Copper, Iron, Manganese, Molybdenum and Zinc.
Hereunder, a short - not exhaustive - description of some roles of those elements:
PRIMARY OR MACRO NUTRIENTS
NITROGEN
PHOSPHORUS
POTASSIUM
The nitrogen is a chlorophyll component and
it directly influences the photosynthesis. Its
role on the vegetative growth is well known.
It’s also a major component of the proteins.
The phosphorus interferes directly in all energy transfers
within the plants. It promotes the rooting and the growth.
A red coloration of the stem or the leaves is often a
visible symptom of phosphorus deficiency. The quality
of fruit, vegetables and grain depends on that element.
Phosphorus improves the fertility and the fructification.
The potassium acts on the ions assimilation
and the water balance. It improves the
glucoses and sugar molecules accumulation
in the fruit or the roots at maturity.
SECONDARY ELEMENTS NUTRIENTS
CALCIUM
MAGNESIUM
SULPHUR
The calcium is an element involved in
the cell division. It improves the cell wall
strength, which is essential for the fruit
setting. The calcium is less mobile in the
plant.
The magnesium is a key component of chlorophyll and
consequently, it supports the photosynthesis. Its role
on the yield is very important. The magnesium is rather
mobile in the plant. Any deficiency is observable on the
older leaves first.
As building block of some amino-acids, the
sulphur plays a direct role in the protein
setting. It’s also a component of the
chlorophyll and its action on growth and
yield is important.
MICRONUTRIENTS
BORON
COPPER
IRON
The boron interferes directly in the
development and the growth of new cells.
Its most known role is the one on the plant
fertility and fecundity. It’s a critical element
for many crops.
The copper is an enzyme component and, as catalyser, it
influences the carbohydrate and nitrogen metabolism. It
especially supports the ear fertility cereals.
The iron supports the chlorophyll synthesis
and it’s a component of some enzymes. It
carries out many functions, such as energy
transportation. The deficiency risk is very
big in high pH soils.
MANGANESE
MOLYBDENUM
ZINC
The manganese is a catalyser of the
chlorophyll synthesis and supports the
nitrogen dynamics within the plant. That
element is less mobile in the plant and the
deficiency appears first on the young leaves.
The molybdenum supports the Nitrogen and
Phosphorus uptake. Its role is also essential on the
symbiotic nitrogen fixation by the leguminous plants.
Acid soils may cause a molybdenum deficiency.
The zinc is an activator of various enzymes
and it has a direct impact on the chlorophyll
formation, the growth regulation and the
protein synthesis. In case of deficiency, an
interveinal chlorosis of the new leaves can
pop up.
Compatibility
Our products are compatible with most plantcare products. However, a test before application is recommended.
Instruction for use
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(1) Shake the canister (2) Fill 2/3 of the tank sprayer with clean water, turn on the agitation
(3) Add the plant protection product (4) Add the Supremo L fertilizer (5) Finish to fill the tank with water.
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09/2016
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