| Place of Origin: | China |
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| Brand Name: | Sichuan Shihong |
| Model Number: | AMINO ACID LIQUID 50% 8-0-0 |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1200KG |
| Packaging Details: | 1200KG/drum |
| Delivery Time: | 5-8days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Color: | Light Yellow Liquid | Solubility: | 100% Water Soluble |
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| Moisture: | Less Than 5% | PH: | 4-6 |
| Total Amino Acid: | 50% | Organic Matter: | Mora Than 65% |
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Plants Biostimulants Amino acid liquid fertilizer amino acid 50% 8-0-0
Amino acid is a generic term for a class of organic compounds containing amino and carboxyl groups. It is the basic component unit of biological function macro-molecule protein and is the basic material of protein required for animal nutrition.
Amino acid fertilizer is a good organic nitrogen nutrient for plants. Hydrolysate Amino acid fertilizer contains high free amino acid which is the smallest molecule of protein, which will help plants absorb quickly and do not need photosynthesis.
Amino acid liquid 50% 8-0-0 was good soil and foliar fertilizer for plants because it has the lowest percentage of salt, chlorine, and ash content. Besides, it can provide high content amino acid nitrogen to plants and help them improve protein and grow better.
The main content of Plants Biostimulants Amino acid liquid fertilizer amino acid 50% 8-0-0
| Total amino acid | 50% |
| Amino acid nitrogen | 8-0-0 |
| Package | 1200KG/tote |
Benefits of Plants Biostimulants Amino acid liquid fertilizer amino acid 50% 8-0-0:
High content amino acid nitrogen
Lowest salt, ash, and chloride level.
The high content of high active peptides
Increase the production and quality of the crops
Protect the crops grow better against chemical and abiotic stress
Easy to spray
Can be widely used on all types of crops.
Application Areas of Plants Biostimulants Amino acid liquid fertilizer amino acid 50% 8-0-0:
Agriculture
Greenhouse
Olive and Citrus cultivation
Fruit growing
Floriculture