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Vendor: AL-Mahalliah Trading & Agricultural Co.L.T.D
Sku: 17815_1_131557
Country of Origin: Saudi Arabia
A new approach in plant nutrition to treat the problem of calcium and boron deficiency: a foliar nutrient in liquid form that acts as a plant growth regulator due to its content of calcium, potassium, and boron elements loaded onto amino acids and organic acids, which facilitates the absorption and transport process within the plant and gives effective results after application. It is also suitable for application with different irrigation systems.
Features: Bocal Plus is chelated with free amino acids that are characterized by their small molecular weight, which helps facilitate the transfer and absorption of nutrients within the plant and maximizes their utilization.
- Bookal Plus is 100% melted, easy to trade and apply
Suitable for use in organic farming.
Pure raw materials, free from impurities
1- The ideal solution for treating the symptoms of calcium and boron deficiency in organic farming.
2- It prevents and treats the phenomenon of blossom-end rot in tomatoes, eggplants, peppers and cucurbits.
3- It treats the soft scar in apples.
4- It prevents fruits and flowers from falling off.
5- It increases the thickness of cell walls because it contains calcium, which is involved in building cell walls, thus giving them rigidity.
6- It reduces the phenomenon of fruit cracking and the phenomenon of scorching in citrus fruits.
7- It reduces and prevents fruit deformities, especially in strawberries, which result from boron deficiency.
8- It improves the storage and marketing capacity of fruits due to its content of amino acids.
9- It contains boron, which helps and works to increase the fertility of pollen grains and also makes the stigmas of flowers better prepared to receive those pollen grains and produce higher yields.
10- The presence of sufficient concentrations of boron leads to rapid metabolic transformations and thus the formation and storage of sugars in fruits.