Copper 12% Edta Is a Chelated Micronutrient Fertilizer Containing 12% Copper in The Form of Edta (Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid). This Formulation Ensures Optimal Availability and Absorption of Copper by Plants. Copper Is a Vital Micronutrient Required for Various Physiological Processes, Including Photosynthesis, Enzyme Activation, And Disease Resistance.
Technical Content:
Mode of Action:
- Copper Edta 12% Is A Water-Soluble Form of Copper That Provides an Easily Absorbed Source of Copper to Plants. It Plays a Crucial Role in Several Plant Processes, Including Photosynthesis, Enzyme Activation, And Protein Synthesis. Copper Also Helps in Strengthening Cell Walls and Improving Resistance to Diseases. This Form of Copper Is Chelated, Meaning It Is Protected from Reacting with Other Elements in The Soil, Ensuring Better Availability to Plants.
Features & Benefits
Features:
- Essential Micronutrient:
- Copper Is Vital for Photosynthesis, Enzyme Activation, And Disease Resistance in Plants.
- Promotes Healthy Growth:
- Supports Chlorophyll Synthesis, Promoting Healthy Plant Development and Growth.
- Boosts Disease Resistance:
Benefits:
- Enhanced Growth:
- Copper Is Vital for Chlorophyll Synthesis, Which Is Essential for Photosynthesis. Adequate Copper Levels Promote Robust Plant Growth and Development.
- Disease Resistance:
- Copper Activates Enzymes Involved in Plant Defense Mechanisms, Improving The Plant's Ability to Resist Diseases and Pathogens.
- Improved Nutrient Uptake:
- Copper Facilitates the Absorption of Other Essential Nutrients, such as Nitrogen and Phosphorus, Enhancing Overall Nutrient Utilization and Plant Health.
- Increased Yield and Quality:
- By Supporting Proper Nutrition and Plant Health, Copper 12% Edta Contributes to Higher Crop Yields and Improved Quality of Produce.
Usage
Crops:
- Grains: Wheat, Rice, Corn
- Fruits: Citrus Fruits, Grapes, Apples, Bananas
- Vegetables: Tomatoes, Potatoes, Spinach, Beans
- Ornamentals: Roses, Azaleas, Chrysanthemums
Dosage:
- Application Rate: 0.5 - 1.0 Gram Per Liter of Water
