بونو ميكس 44/4/4 Bono Mix 44/4/4
Bono Mix 44/4/4
(High Potassium – Nitrogen – Phosphorus)
Chemical Composition:
- N ………………… 4%
- P₂O₅ …………… 4%
- K₂O …………….. 44%
A fast-dissolving fertilizer containing activating doses of nitrogen and phosphorus, combined with an elevated potassium ratio. This formulation is designed to limit the plant’s tendency toward vegetative growth at the expense of fruit or tuber development — an imbalance that can cause notable delays and reductions in yield. Additionally, it leverages the high potassium concentration during the fruiting and harvesting stages, as well as during tuber and bulb formation. It is recommended to incorporate it into the soil fertilization program through irrigation water, in addition to the foliar spray program at these stages — particularly under conditions of environmental and biological stress.
Properties and Features
Bono Mix: Ideal for fertilizing fruit crops during the fruiting stage to prevent fruit drop, increase fruit set percentage, boost size, improve coloration, and raise sugar content. It also increases fruit firmness and enhances tolerance to shipping and storage.
Bono Mix: Contributes significantly to increasing the size of root and tuberous crops (potato, sweet potato, sugar beet, and carrot) when applied from the onset of tuber formation through to harvest. It also increases tuber firmness and improves storage capacity — benefits that equally apply to onion and garlic bulbs.
Bono Mix: Prevents lodging in grass crops when applied from the pre-heading stage through grain filling, resulting in increased overall yield.
Bono Mix: Reduces fruit cracking, prevents the formation of internal white tissue in tomato fruits, and reduces hollow heart in potato tubers.
Bono Mix: Prevents leaf margin scorch and reduces both physiological and biotic stress.
Dosage and Method of Application
Foliar Spray:
| Crop | Application Rate | Application Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Vegetables & Field Crops | 100–150 g / 100 L water | Spray every two weeks from the onset of flowering or before tuber formation through to harvest |
| Fruit Trees | 150 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 | Upon appearance of potassium deficiency symptoms; repeat twice with a two-week interval |
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.
