Special NPK Fertilizer Series with Gel Formulation
The pure and high-quality macro and micro elements and trace elements contained in Paint Gel can be easily absorbed by the plant thanks to its special gel formulation. It can be used in all kinds of cultivation. Effects of PAINT GEL on Plants: Paint Gel; It gives the plant resistance to adverse soil conditions (root diseases, drought, excessive salinity, etc.), ensures a healthy and strong development, and creates an earliness advantage. When used after spraying against root diseases, it eliminates these negativities by providing rapid canopy in the plant, thus improving growth and development. It does not cause any negativities. It acts quickly and increases rooting in the plant, especially enables the formation of capillary roots and increases the scattering. In this way, it allows the plant to hold on to the soil better and provides nutrient intake from a wider area. FormulationsPAINT GEL 16-67-16+TE
| ACTIVE INGREDIENT | BENEFIT |
| + NPK | Easy thanks to the special gel formulation usage and maximum It provides benefits. |
| +MICRO ELEMENTS | |
| +PLANT DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES | Content NPK and trace elements provide maximum absorption by the plant. |
| +ORGANIC ARTICLE | |
| +ENZYME | Low Maximum nitrogen phosphorus potassium intake thanks to its pH feature is provided. |
The pure and high-quality macro and micro elements and trace elements contained in Paint Gel can be easily absorbed by the plant thanks to its special gel formulation. It can be used in all kinds of cultivation.
Effects of PAINT GEL on Plants
Paint Gel; It gives the plant resistance to adverse soil conditions (root diseases, drought, excessive salinity, etc.), ensures a healthy and strong development, and creates an earliness advantage.
When used after spraying against root diseases, it ensures rapid canopy in the plant. It eliminates the negativities, thus it does not cause any negativities in growth and development.
It acts quickly and increases rooting in the plant, especially enables the formation of capillary roots and increases the fringing. In this way, it allows the plant to hold on to the soil better and provides nutrients from a wider area. It enables reception.
