The product types of seaweed fertilizer include foliar fertilizer, bottom fertilizer, flush fertilizer, organic and inorganic compound fertilizer, rooting agent, seed dressing agent, melon and fruit brightener, pesticide thinner, flower fertilizer, lawn fertilizer and other types.
The main features
(1) Promote growth and increase yield: Algal fertilizer is very rich in nutrients, containing a large number of potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, iodine and other more than 40 minerals, especially a variety of natural plant growth regulators, such as auxin, gibberellin, cytokinin and so on, with high physiological activity. Seaweed fertilizer can promote crop growth, increase yield, reduce pests and diseases, and enhance crop resistance to cold, drought. It has obvious effect of promoting growth and the increase rate is up to 10% ~ 30%.
(2) Green, environmentally friendly and pollution-free: Algal fertilizer is made from natural algal as raw material. It is rich in nutrients and minerals, can regulate soil microecology, degrade pesticide residues and passivate heavy metals, and is the best fertilizer for the production of organic agricultural products.
(3) To prevent deficiency disease: seaweed fertilizer is rich in nutrients, containing a large number of potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, iodine and other more than 40 minerals, can prevent the occurrence of crop deficiency disease.
(4) Increase yield: Seaweed fertilizer contains a variety of natural plant growth regulators, which can promote flower bud differentiation, increase fruit setting rate, promote fruit expansion, increase single fruit weight, and advance ripening.
(5) Improved quality: Seaweed polysaccharides and mannitol contained in seaweed fertilizer participate in the REDOX reaction of crops, promote the transportation of nutrients to fruits, and the fruits have good taste, smooth surface, and improve the solid content and sugar content. High grade, and can extend the picking period, increase production and quality anti premature senility.
