KLI NPK 25-5-10 +Mg +micro

High-nitrogen powder NPK fertiliser with magnesium and EDTA-chelated micro-nutrients. Recommended from vegetative re-growth until fruit ripening, and for rapid recovery after stress caused by pathogen attack or adverse conditions.

Description

Typology: Water-soluble NPK | Contained elements: Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, micro-nutrients | Appearance: Solid | Use: Foliar, Fertirrigation

 

Composition:

  • Nitrogen (N) total: 25% | Nitric: 13.4% | Ammoniacal: 11.6%
  • Phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) soluble in neutral ammonium citrate and in water: 5%
  • Phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) water-soluble: 5%
  • Potassium oxide (K₂O) water-soluble: 10%
  • Low in chloride
  • Magnesium oxide (MgO) water-soluble: 2%
  • 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

 

For horticultural use or for application by spraying.

 

Characteristics:

Fertiliser with a high content of readily available nitrogen. The wide range of micro-nutrients in chelated form, combined with magnesium, have a beneficial effect on the photosynthesis and on cell multiplication. Its use is recommended from the vegetative re-growth until the fruit ripening, or to carry out rapid treatments after stress due to pathogen attack or to adverse environmental or atmospheric conditions.

 

Dose Rates and Conditions of Use:

Crop | Foliar Application | Fertirrigation

  • Fruit trees: 200–250 g/hl | 60–80 Kg/ha
  • Flowering plants: 200–250 g/hl | 60–80 Kg/ha
  • Vegetable crops: 250–300 g/hl | 60–80 Kg/ha
  • Industrial crops: 250–400 g/hl | 5–8 Kg/1000 mq

 

In a protected environment reduce the recommended dosage by 20–25%.

 

Miscibility: The product does not present contraindications for miscibility with other formulations, however it is always advisable to carry out miscibility tests to check compatibility.