Timac Agro·Biostimulants
FERTIACTYL GZ
FERTIACTYL GZ — a root-applied biostimulant with seaweed extract, 13% nitrogen, 5% K2O and the Fertiactyl complex for fertigation of vegetables, fruit trees and vineyards.
Main advantages
- Fertigation or drip irrigation — application to the roots
- Phosphorus uptake — energy and root growth
- Tolerance to heat and cold — per the maker
- Humic-fulvic acids — better nutrient availability
Overview
About this product
FERTIACTYL GZ — a root-applied biostimulant with seaweed extract, recommended for vegetable crops, fruit trees and vineyards. It is applied through fertigation or drip irrigation.
Composition: 13% nitrogen, 5% K2O, fulvic and humic acids, zeatin and glycine betaine. Per the maker, the biostimulant gives a start to development, root system formation and the build-up of nutrient reserves, and raises phosphorus uptake and tolerance to high and low temperatures.
Humic acids improve nutrient availability, and glycine betaine protects against drought. Pack: 10 l canister.
Application
Rate, timing and crops
- Method
- Through fertigation or drip irrigation
- Crops
- Vegetable cropsFruit treesGrapesPotatoesFlaxTable beetMustardCabbageWheatOnionMaizeWinter ryeCarrotTriticaleCucumbersOilseed rapeBarleyTomatoesOatsCourgettesPepperSunflowerGarlicSugar beetSorghumWatermelonMilletMelonSoybeanBuckwheatPeasChickpeaBeans
Figures from the manufacturer, Timac Agro. Source page
Specifications
Nutrient composition
| Type | Biostimulant |
|---|---|
Composition
| |
| Form | Liquid |
| Application | Foliar, Root application, Fertigation |
| Target Crops | Vegetables, Fruit trees, Grapes, Potato, Flax, Table beet, Mustard, Cabbage, Wheat, Onion, Corn, Winter rye, Carrot, Triticale, Cucumber, Rapeseed, Barley, Tomato, Oats, Zucchini, Pepper, Sunflower, Garlic, Sugar Beet, Sorghum, Watermelon, Millet, Melon, Soybean, Buckwheat, Peas, Chickpea, Bean |
| Manufacturer | Timac Agro |
| Packaging | 10 l |
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Questions & answers
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- Rates depend on crop, prior history, soil-analysis results, and current soil nutrient status. A typical NPK complex on cereals is 150–300 kg/ha. Use the NPK calculator on adam.ua or consult an agronomist for an exact dose.
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