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Micro Nutrients
- Amino sulphur micronutrients help support plant stress.
- It help plants absorb and utilise macro nutrients effectively.
- They keep plants healthy and make plants resistant to diseases and pests.
- They play an important role in the development of seeds and fruits.
₨950.00₨1,000.00
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Stimulants
- This improves the plant’s overall health and nutrient utilisation.
- It promotes the rooting of cuttings and increases the success of reproduction.
- It increase crop yields by supporting root health.
₨5,500.00₨7,500.00
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Organic Fertilizers
- Blood meal is often used as a soil amendment.
- This is an environmental friendly option
- It is valuable due to its high nitrogen content
- Promotes Rapid.
- Green Growth.
₨650.00 – ₨2,500.00
₨650.00 – ₨2,500.00
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Organic Fertilizers
- It provides essential nutrients to onions to improve plant health.
- Its a best source of calcium and phosphorus.
- It is used for flowering and roots development.
₨650.00 – ₨2,250.00
₨650.00 – ₨2,250.00
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Pesticides
- It is organophosphorus pesticide that has been used for years to control many pests in agriculture.
- It is historically been cheaper than other pest control methods.
- Chlorpyrifos increase agricultural productivity and crop yield by protecting crops from pests.
₨950.00
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Growth Stimulant
- This fertiliser is specially design to stimulate the growth of plant cuttings.
- This solution provides cuttings with essential nutrients in the early stages of root development.
- Rooting hormone can help reduce the stress cuttings experience during propagation.
₨5,000.00 – ₨12,000.00
₨5,000.00 – ₨12,000.00
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Potting Soil
- It improves the soil’s texture and water retention capacity, making it suitable for plant growth.
- Coco peat is a byproduct of the coconut industry, making it a good choice for the environment.
- It is a renewable resource.
₨350.00 – ₨1,650.00
₨350.00 – ₨1,650.00
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Fertilizers
- It serves as protection against some diseases.
- It is an essential trace element in plant and animal nutrition.
- It is used as an algaecide, an herbicide in irrigation and municipal water treatment systems.
- It is also used as a molluscicide, a material used to repel and kill slugs and snails.
₨650.00₨850.00
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Fertilizer
- Diammonium phosphate (DAP) is a good source of nitrogen and phosphorus.
- Nitrogen is necessary for the production of proteins, enzymes and chlorophyll.
- It increases the growth potential of the plant, thus improving fruit light and quality.
₨400.00 – ₨450.00
₨400.00 – ₨450.00
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Pesticides
- Emamectin helps prevent pests from damaging crops and yields.
- It helps prevent pests from damaging crops and yields
- These pesticides can help increase food supply and stabilise and reduce food prices for consumers.
₨900.00
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Organic Fertilizers
- Epsom salt is a good source of magnesium, which is an important component of chlorophyll.
- It provides Sulphur. it is necessary for the production of amino acids and proteins in plants.
- It promotes seed germination and early seedling growth.
₨650.00 – ₨2,250.00
₨650.00 – ₨2,250.00
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Organic Fertilizers
- Fish meal organic fertilizer is a rich source of nutrients that is good for plant growth and soil health.
- It is a nutritious food essential for plant growth and development.
- It enhances deep green colour.
₨650.00 – ₨2,250.00
₨650.00 – ₨2,250.00
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FERTILIZERS
Fertilizers are materials added to soil or plants to provide necessary nutrients that help in their growth and development. They are widely divided into organic and inorganic (synthetic or chemical) fertilizers, each with its own characteristics and benefits:
ORGANIC FERTILIZERS:
- Source: Organic fertilizers are obtained from natural sources, for example plant matter, animal waste, or minerals.
- Nutrient Content: They mostly have lower nutrient quantity as compared to inorganic fertilizers, which means they release nutrients bit slow gradually.
- Slow Release: Organic fertilizers release nutrients over time as they break down, growing a steady, long-term provision of nutrients to plants.
- Soil Structure: They participate to make better soil structure and fertility by promoting microbial activity and organic matter content.
- Environmentally Friendly: Organic fertilizers are some times considered more environmental friendly because they are obtained from natural sources and mostly have lower environmental impact.
- Nutrient Diversity: They often contain a wast range of nutrients, including micro nutrients, which can take part to overall soil and plant health.
- Examples: Compost, manure, bone meal, fish emulsion, and seaweed-based fertilizers are common types of organic fertilizers.
INORGANIC FERTILIZERS:
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- Source: Inorganic fertilizers are synthesized chemically, typically through industrial processes. They are also known as synthetic or chemical fertilizers.
- Nutrient Concentration: Inorganic fertilizers generally have higher nutrient concentrations, providing a quick and concentrated source of nutrients to plants.
- Fast Release: They release nutrients quickly, making them suitable for addressing immediate nutrient deficiencies or promoting rapid growth.
- Precision: Inorganic fertilizers allow for precise control over nutrient ratios, enabling growers to tailor nutrient applications to specific plant needs.
- Solubility: They are highly soluble in water, facilitating efficient nutrient absorption by plants.
- Examples: Common inorganic fertilizers include ammonium nitrate, urea, super-phosphate, and potassium chloride.