نيترو صفوة Netro Safwa
Netro Safwa
(Nitrogen – Phosphorus – Potassium – Micronutrients)
Chemical Composition:
- N ………………… 19%
- P₂O₅ …………… 10%
- K₂O …………….. 10%
- S ………………… 0.7% — Mg ………….. 0.5%
- Fe ………………. 0.5% — Mn ………….. 0.5%
- Zn ………………. 0.5% — Cu ………….. 0.125%
A uniquely formulated, fast-dissolving compound suitable for all irrigation systems. It contains the three essential macronutrients at a ratio of 19/10/10, in addition to the micronutrients required for the growth of all plants.
Nitro Safwa is a fertilizer containing nutrients in a soluble, readily absorbable form at balanced ratios, promoting uniform vegetative growth without the appearance of nutrient deficiency symptoms, while providing resistance to environmental and biotic stresses. It is particularly well-suited for rapid vegetative growth stages, supporting the development of a strong plant framework.
Properties and Features
Nitro Safwa: Contributes to building a strong vegetative framework for the plant, owing to its nitrogen content along with other essential nutrients.
Nitro Safwa: Essential for the formation of roots, fruits, and seeds. It also improves plant structure and enhances resistance to stress conditions, while boosting energy compounds — attributed to its phosphorus content in a balanced ratio with the remaining nutrients.
Nitro Safwa: Plays an important role in improving the plant’s water content, increasing nutrient mobility, facilitating carbohydrate transfer, and strengthening cell walls — all due to the presence of potassium in a balanced ratio with other nutrients.
Nitro Safwa: Contains magnesium and micronutrients, which enhance photosynthesis, enzymatic activity, and cell division — resulting in vigorous vegetative growth free from nutrient deficiency symptoms.
Dosage and Method of Application
Foliar Spray:
| Crop | Application Rate | Application Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Vegetables & Field Crops | 100–150 g / 100 L water | First spray 3 weeks after planting; second spray two weeks after the first; third spray two weeks after the second |
| Fruit Trees | 150–200 g / 100 L water | First spray in March; second spray two weeks after the first; third spray one month after fruit set |
| Ornamental Plants | 100–150 g / 100 L water | Spray every 2–3 weeks |
Soil Application: Added through irrigation systems at a rate of 2 to 5 kg/feddan (depending on plant age), applied 3 to 4 times per week.
