سيف سال Saif Sal
Saif Sal
Salinity Repellent
Chemical composition:
Calcium Oxide ………….. 14%
Nitrogen ………….. 8%
Organic Acids ………….. 20%
Fulvic Acid ………….. 15%
Lignosulfonic Acid ………….. 10%
Safe Sal is a unique formulation containing calcium and organic acids that works with high efficiency to reduce soil salinity by expelling sodium from the soil and replacing it with calcium. The organic acids in the compound also activate beneficial soil microorganisms and increase the organic matter content, while chelating nutrient elements to prevent their loss and improve plant absorption of them, as well as increasing the soil’s water-retention capacity, which positively reflects on plant growth and the final crop yield.
Characteristics and advantages
Safe Sal: The Safe Sal compound contains both organic and inorganic calcium, which reduces the negative impact of sodium salts on the plant by displacing sodium cations from the soil surface.
Safe Sal: It also contains lignosulfonate, which includes organic alkyl groups that work to rid the soil of excess sodium cations and chloride anions. Lignosulfonate is considered one of the most important sources of carbon and sulfur for the soil, which are necessary for the growth of beneficial microorganisms and for increasing the soil’s organic matter content.
Safe Sal: Contains a high proportion of fulvic acid, which plays a very important role in the soil as one of the most important natural chelating agents, helping to make nutrients available and facilitating their absorption by the plant.
Safe Sal: Increases root growth and enhances root spread and depth penetration into the soil.
Safe Sal: Improves the soil’s water-retention capacity.
Dosage and how to use
Application Rates via Irrigation Water (Drip):
Vegetables | Application Rate
First week of planting | 1 liter / feddan
Second week | 1 liter / feddan
Third week | 1 liter / feddan
Fourth week | 1 liter / feddan
Mid-second month | 1.5 liters / feddan
End of second month | 2 liters / feddan
Nursery medium treatment: Applied at a rate of 1 liter / 100 kg of medium as the fertilization rate in the nursery growing medium
