Description
Product type: Water-soluble NPK | Nutrients supplied: Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, micro-nutrients | Physical form: Solid | Application methods: Foliar, Fertirrigation
Guaranteed composition:
• Nitrogen (N) total: 20% | Nitric: 5.6% | Ammoniacal: 3.9% | Urea: 10.5%
• Phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) soluble in neutral ammonium citrate and in water: 20%
• Phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) water-soluble: 20%
• Potassium oxide (K₂O) water-soluble: 20%
• Low in chloride
• Boron (B): 0.01% | Copper (Cu) water-soluble & chelated by EDTA: 0.002% | Iron (Fe) water-soluble & chelated by EDTA: 0.02% | Manganese (Mn) water-soluble & chelated by EDTA: 0.01% | Molybdenum (Mo): 0.001% | Zinc (Zn) water-soluble & chelated by EDTA: 0.002%
• Cu, Fe, Mn, Zn chelating agent: EDTA | pH range for chelate stability: 4–6.5
Suitable for horticultural programmes and spray application.
Characteristics:
MAXLUNA NPK 20-20-20 +micro is a very pure, highly water-soluble fertiliser that is particularly well suited to foliar application. Its available nutrients are balanced in a 1:1:1 ratio and complemented by micro-nutrients, allowing it to cover nutritional needs throughout the production cycle and help prevent deficiency disorders. It favours fruit set, earlier ripening, good sugar levels and longer keeping quality across floriculture, vegetables, fruit trees, cereals and forage crops. It is especially effective at demanding stages such as flowering, fruit set and ripening, and it also supports recovery from pathogen pressure, adverse conditions and transplant stress.
Recommended rates and use conditions:
Crop | Foliar Application | Fertirrigation
• Fruit trees: 250–300 g/hl | 80–100 Kg/ha
• Flowering plants: 150–250 g/hl | 60–80 Kg/ha
• Vegetable crops: 200–300 g/hl | 80–100 Kg/ha
• Industrial crops: 250–350 g/hl | 80–100 Kg/ha
In case of multiple applications, an interval of 10–15 days is recommended. In a protected environment reduce the recommended dosage by 20–25%.
Compatibility: No specific incompatibility with other formulations is indicated; nevertheless, perform a small compatibility test before full-scale or open-field application.
