Peat oxidant: instructions for use in the garden and vegetable garden

Fertilizer description

Peat oxidant is a liquid, brown solution of 4% concentration, easily soluble in water, obtained as a result of industrial processing of peat. The product is made using a special technology that allows you to separate unnecessary ballast substances from organic fertilizer, and leave only useful humic compounds. In fact, the drug is a natural stimulant for the development of any plants at all stages of their life: seed germination, germination, budding, flowering, fruiting. It is completely safe for all living organisms, pH neutral, non-toxic, as it consists entirely of natural ingredients.

Fertilizer has unique properties. Its specially balanced composition ensures the full absorption of nutrients by plants, which contributes to their faster development. In the course of numerous successful trials of the drug, an increase in crop yields by 25-30% was found due to the use of peat growth stimulator.

Composition

The composition of the fertilizer includes the following components:

• 16 amino acids, 9 of which are essential fatty acids (1,2%);
• fulvic acids make up 15%;
• humic acids – 68%;
• proteins – 9-12%;
• polysaccharides, monosaccharides – 6-8%;
• macro- and microelements;
• derivatives of vitamins of group B, as well as vitamins D and PP contained in amino acids;

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Application area

The fertilizer compares favorably with similar dressings with a XNUMX% organic base and the absence of heavy metals, therefore it is widely used in agriculture and agriculture. The use of the drug can solve many problems with the cultivation of fruit and vegetable crops: 

• provide top dressing and basic nutrition;
• increase plant immunity;
• prevent fungal diseases;
• increase productivity;
• accelerate the process of development and fruiting of crops;
• the use of the product allows you to reduce the dose of mineral supplements;
• improve the structure and characteristics of the soil;
• increase the average size of foliage and fruits;
• accelerate vegetation;
• increase the content of chlorophyll in the greenery of plants;
• prevent the soil from drying out, washing out useful components from it.

In addition, the presence of peat fertilizer in the soil increases the winter hardiness of perennial plants, and the soil itself.

How to dilute an oxidant

The drug is produced in liquid form, and bottled in bottles of various capacities: from 50 ml to several liters. The tool has several varieties: universal, for garden flowers, for indoor flowers, for seedlings and seeds. It is diluted with water at the rate of 30-60 ml / 10 l of water, unless a different dosage is indicated in the annotation. A solution of this concentration is used both for spraying the ground part of plants and for watering.  

When diluting a specialized fertilizer, you should adhere to the dosage indicated in the instructions for use:

• for garden flowers – 10-20 ml / 10 l of water, diluted with a product, at the rate of 5 liters / 1 meter, watered at least 3 times a season: during periods of development, budding, and then flowering;
• for indoor flowers – 1-2 ml / 1 liter of water, the solution is watered every 2 weeks during budding and flowering;
• for seeds and sprouts – the seeds are soaked for a day with a solution at a concentration of 1-2 ml / 1 l of water, for soaking potato tubers the solution is prepared at the rate of 30 ml / 5 l of water, for watering young plants – 20 ml / 10 l of water.

Watering with peat fertilizer is recommended at intervals of 5-10 days at least 3 times per season. When watering, you should adhere to the norm: 0,5 l of solution / 1 plant, when spraying – 1 l of the product / 1 sq. m area.

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