Intermag mineral fertilizer HROVON — white canister with a handle and green label, front view

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HROVON

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HROVON — an INTERMAG foliar energy activator as a phosphorus source with INT technology for conditions in which plants take up phosphorus from the soil poorly, containers from 1 to 20 l.

Main advantages

  • Phosphorus via the leaf — when soil uptake is poor
  • Cold, acid and alkaline soils — conditions of use
  • Root growth and cold tolerance — per the maker

Overview

About this product

HROVON — a foliar activator product that the maker presents as a fast phosphorus source with INT technology. It is intended for conditions in which plants find it hard to take up phosphorus from the soil, notably at low soil and air temperatures and on acid and alkaline soils.

Per the maker, HROVON stimulates the growth of roots and fruiting organs and raises cold tolerance and flowering efficiency. The maker does not state the phosphorus content, crops or rates.

Containers of 1, 5, 10 and 20 l.

Application

Rate, timing and crops

Method
Foliar application
Conditions

Low soil and air temperature

Acid and alkaline soils

Figures from the manufacturer, Intermag. Source page

Specifications

Nutrient composition

BrandIntermag
TypePhosphorus
FormLiquid
ApplicationFoliar
ManufacturerINTERMAG Sp. z o.o.
Packaging1 l; 5 l; 10 l; 20 l

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Questions & answers

What farmers ask most

  • Rates depend on crop, prior history and soil analysis. This is a straight fertiliser, not an NPK complex at 150–300 kg/ha. An agronomist sets the dose from nutrient offtake.

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