WUXAL·Macronutrients
WUXAL Combi PLUS
WUXAL Combi PLUS — a highly concentrated suspension with 300 g/l potassium, 150 g/l nitrogen, magnesium, 20 g/l boron and EDTA micronutrients for foliar feeding of potassium-demanding crops.
Main advantages
- K2O 300 g/l — high potassium content
- B 20 g/l in borate form — pollination and fruit set
- Anti-stress action — under moisture shortage and heat
- Sticker and surfactant included — better nutrient uptake
Overview
About this product
WUXAL Combi PLUS — a compound potassium suspension with an increased content of boron and magnesium. 1 l contains 300 g K2O, 150 g nitrogen, 30 g MgO and 20 g boron in borate form, plus copper, iron, manganese and zinc chelated with EDTA, and molybdenum. The maker recommends it for foliar feeding of beet, oilseed rape, potatoes, vegetable, fruit and berry crops and for reducing stress from moisture shortage and high temperatures.
Potassium regulates photosynthesis and osmotic pressure, and boron promotes pollination and fruit set. Per the maker, the sticker and surfactant in the formulation improve uptake.
Application
Rate, timing and crops
- Method
- Foliar feeding
- Conditions
Store and transport at 5 to 30 °C, avoid sharp fluctuations
Store in sealed packaging protected from light
- Tank mix
Compatible with most crop protection products; run a physico-chemical compatibility test in each case
- Crops
- BeetOilseed rapePotatoesVegetable cropsFruit cropsBerry cropsGrapes
Figures from the manufacturer, WUXAL. Source page
Specifications
Nutrient composition
| Brand | WUXAL |
|---|---|
| Type | Potassium |
Composition
| |
| Form | Suspension |
| Application | Foliar |
| Target Crops | Beet, Rapeseed, Potato, Vegetables, Fruit crops, Berry crops, Grapes |
| Manufacturer | AGLUKON Spezialdünger GmbH & Co. KG |
Vendor offers
ADAM finds the vendor
No vendor yet. ADAM finds one and replies within 24 h.
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.
Related products
Other SKUs buyers consider here
Product specifications are compiled from publicly available manufacturer sources and are provided for guidance only — confirm all details with the vendor before purchase. Brand names, logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners; a listing on ADAM does not imply affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement.