MAXLUNA Mix Micro

A liquid micro-nutrient blend (boron, copper, iron, manganese, zinc) in chelated form (EDTA), approved for organic growing, used on foliage and through fertigation to prevent and correct micro-nutrient shortfalls across all major crops.

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Description

MAXLUNA Mix Micro is a liquid micro-nutrient fertiliser, a blend of micro-nutrients, approved for organic production.

TYPE: Micro-nutrients | CONTAINED ELEMENTS: Boron, copper, iron, manganese, zinc | APPEARANCE: Liquid | USE: Foliar, fertirrigation, bio
Use only where an actual need has been identified. Do not exceed the recommended rates.

CHARACTERISTICS:
MAXLUNA MIX MICRO brings together chelated micro-nutrients in balanced proportions. The micro-nutrients in this formulation are vital to plant life; they regulate water and nutrient uptake and play a protective role. Micro-nutrient shortfalls in plants show up as chlorosis, poor fruit set, dieback and similar disorders. Periodic soil or foliar treatments with MAXLUNA MIX MICRO give steady prevention and a fast, effective remedy for all the disorders caused by micro-nutrient deficiency. It can be combined with crop-protection products.

COMPOSITION (chelating agent: EDTA | pH range: 4-6.3):
– Boron (B), water-soluble: 1%
– Iron (Fe), water-soluble: 0.5% | chelated by EDTA: 0.5%
– Copper (Cu), water-soluble: 3% | chelated by EDTA: 3%
– Manganese (Mn), water-soluble: 1% | chelated by EDTA: 1%
– Zinc (Zn), water-soluble: 0.5% | chelated by EDTA: 0.5%

DOSE RATES AND CONDITIONS OF USE:
Foliar application:
– Vegetable crops and strawberry: 150-200 g/hl
– Fruit trees (apple, pear, peach, plum, almond, citrus, olive, kiwifruit, vine): 150-250 g/hl
– Nurseries of fruit trees and ornamentals, flowering and ornamental plants: 100-200 g/hl
Fertigation:
– Citrus, olive, kiwifruit, vine: 25-30 kg/ha
– Apple, pear, vegetable crops, strawberry, peach, plum, almond, etc.: 20-25 kg/ha
– Flowering and ornamental plants: 250-300 g/hl
Under cover cut the dose by 20-25%. Apply during the coolest hours of the day.

MISCIBILITY:
Run miscibility tests before open-field use.