Fertilizer «Nordic Supreme» - 1 kg

Granulated Universal Super Fertilizer «Nordic Supreme» - balanced organo-granule. The basis of the granulated SUPER FERTILIZER is the principle of precise formula-based placement of macro- and micronutrients beneficial to crops under a protective shell of the organo-granule (OG). Each granule contains a complete and balanced complex of elements necessary for every plant.

As a result, the nutrient utilization rate from OG is 1.5 times higher compared to mineral fertilizers, where only 25–30% of nutrients are absorbed, while plants absorb 80–90% of the elements from OG.

The protective shell of the organo-granule dissolves slowly in the soil and ensures prolonged nutrition of crops and availability of substances depending on the plant’s needs during specific growth stages. The organo-granule works in early spring when plants need growth stimulation, in summer during active vegetation, and in autumn by strengthening plants for winter due to its prolonged action.

Controlled nutrient release. Each plant has its own vegetation period, and it is very important that the plant receives a full set of elements throughout the entire growing season. The release of nutrients from the fertilizer granule matches the plant’s needs during its vegetation period.

The action begins at temperatures above 0°C, and as the temperature rises, the release of nutrients intensifies in accordance with plant development. Soil acidity, salt content, and microorganisms do not affect the release of nutrients from the organo-granule.

Formulation: granules.

Component composition: nitrogen (N) – 14%, phosphorus (P) – 14%, potassium (K) – 21%, magnesium (MgO) – 0.7%, boron (B) – 0.02%, copper (Cu) – 0.03%, manganese (Mn) – 0.25%, zinc (Zn) – 0.04%, molybdenum (Mo) – 0.002%, iron (Fe) – 0.08%.

Advantages: confident seedling growth and development; active fruit set formation; increased starch and vitamin content.

Application and dosage:

Vegetables

• Spring sowing (planting) – 60 g/m²;
• Main application (April–May) – 40 g/m².

Lawns:

• Spring sowing (planting) – 30 g/m²;
• Main application (April–May) – 20 g/m².

Flowers

• Spring sowing (planting) – 40 g per plant;
• Main application (April–May) – 40 g per plant.

Trees

• Spring sowing (planting) – 60 g per plant;
• Main application (April–May) – 60 g per plant.

Application period: March–August

Elements:

POTASSIUM – IMMUNITY. Potassium is a building material for cell walls (determines plant cell turgor, increases plant immunity to adverse conditions by accelerating carbohydrate formation).

In addition, it is a root micronutrient (stimulates root system growth) and a key element in the final ripening phase (tuber or fruit set formation stage) – it strengthens stems, reduces lodging, affects fruit color, taste, ripening intensity, and storage quality. Potassium deficiency leads to reduced drought resistance, chlorosis, and shortened shoots.

ZINC – DEVELOPMENT. Essential for root system development, involved in the formation of the growth phytohormone auxin, increases plant resistance to dry and hot climates, fungal and bacterial diseases, and improves perennial frost resistance. Fruit crops suffer greatly from zinc deficiency: small leaves appear, internodes shorten, flower buds in “unrevived” trees are few, and fruits are small and tasteless.

MOLYBDENUM – NITROGEN REGULATOR. Part of enzymes that regulate nitrogen metabolism. It is a component of nitrogenase (a multienzyme that binds atmospheric nitrogen). This is especially important for the development and growth of legumes and vegetable crops (tomatoes, cabbage, radish, leafy vegetables). Molybdenum deficiency sharply reduces ascorbic acid content in fruits and causes nitrate accumulation in plant tissues.