جولدن مارك 10/50/10 Golden Mark
Golden Mark
(High Phosphorus)
Chemical Composition:
- Nitrogen (N) …………. 10%
- Phosphorus (P₂O₅) … 50%
- Potassium (K₂O) ……. 10%
A fast-dissolving fertilizer containing a high concentration of phosphorus along with moderate levels of nitrogen and potassium. This fertilizer is well-suited for the early stages of growth, supporting the development of a strong root system, while also leveraging the high phosphorus concentration during the flowering and fruiting stages. It is recommended to incorporate it into the soil fertilization program through irrigation water, in addition to the foliar spray program at these stages.
Properties and Features
Golden Mark: Contains nitrogen, an essential element for increasing vegetative mass and a fundamental component in the formation of living cells, proteins, chlorophyll, nucleic acids, and certain hormones.
Golden Mark: Contains a high concentration of phosphorus, which is vital for the development of roots, fruits, and seeds. It also improves plant structure and enhances resistance to heat stress, as it is directly involved in the formation of cell nuclei, enzymes, energy compounds, lipids, and cell membranes.
Golden Mark: Contains potassium, the primary element responsible for regulating the transfer of nutrients, sugars, proteins, and water within the plant. It therefore plays a major role in increasing the size of fruits and tubers, improving flavor, regulating cell wall thickness, and enhancing the ability to withstand shipping and storage.
Golden Mark: Suitable for all vegetable, fruit, field, and ornamental crops, as it increases yield and improves fruit quality.
Golden Mark: A balanced formulation that performs with high efficiency under various irrigation systems, particularly drip and sprinkler irrigation, owing to its high solubility.
Dosage and Method of Application
Foliar Spray:
| Crop | Application Rate | Application Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Vegetables & Field Crops | 100–150 g / 100 L water | Spray 2–3 weeks after planting; begin again two weeks before flowering and continue 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 | 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.
