Amino Acid Chelated Zn (8%) for Fruit and Vegetable Fertilizer

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Product Description:

Parameter	Specification (%)	Source
Total Nitrogen(N)%	8.0	Amino Acid +Organic matter
P2O5	3.0	MAP
K20	30%	KNO3
Total amino acid	12.0	Amino acid
Trace elements	4	B, Fe,Mn,Zn
Others	0.5 0.5	Seaweed PGR(DA-6)
Appearance	Brown liquid	Qualified

Benefits:

Stimulate plant growth
Promote root development
Improves the soil structure and increases the water retention capacity
Stimulates seed germination
Enhance the absorption of trace elements
Improve nutrient uptake through the leaves and roots
Improve the effectiveness of pesticides
With lower molecular weight and high biological activity,improve nutrient uptake of plant
Increases yield and improves the quality of plants

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