Polychamp 12-24-46 Foliar Fertilizer | 1kg

Description

Polychamp 12-24-46 Foliar Fertilizer | 1kg is a high-phosphorus, potassium-rich liquid foliar fertilizer, sold in a 1 kg water-soluble pouch.

Primary Uses & Target Crops:

1. Promoting Flowering & Bloom Set: The high phosphorus content makes it ideal for flowering plants (ornamentals, roses) and crops where flower initiation is critical (like many fruits and vegetables).
2. Enhancing Fruit Development & Quality: Supports fruit setting, sizing, and quality (sugar content, color, firmness) due to the high P and K.
3. Supporting Root Development: Phosphorus is essential for strong root systems.
4. Ripening & Maturation: High potassium aids in the ripening process.
5. Correcting Deficiencies: Quickly addresses visible signs of phosphorus (P) or potassium (K) deficiency (e.g., purpling stems/leaves, poor flowering/fruiting, weak growth).
6. Common Applications: Widely used for fruits (tomatoes, peppers, citrus, grapes, strawberries), vegetables, flowers, ornamental plants, and field crops during reproductive stages.

Nutrient Breakdown:

Polychamp 12-24-46 Foliar Fertilizer | 1kg Method of Application:

1. Foliar spray: Dissolve 1–2 g per liter of water, apply during early flowering, fruiting, or tuber initiation stages.
2. Frequency: Use every 10–14 days or as required by the crop’s growth stage.
3. Safe for drip/fertigation systems due to its low-salt formulation.

Benefits:

1. Fast foliar uptake – nutrients are absorbed directly through the leaves for swift correction of deficiencies where it matters. 

2. Supports flowering, fruiting, and tuber formation – high phosphorus feeds root and bloom development; potassium enhances strengthen, fruit quality, and stress resilience.

3. Balanced nutrition – combines moderate nitrogen with elevated phosphorus and potassium.

Ideal Crops & Uses:

1. Vegetables & flowering crops: Tomatoes, peppers, cucurbits, potatoes.
2. Fruit trees & tubers: Where bloom and root initiation are critical.
3. Greenhouse/hydroponics: Targeted feeding during key developmental stages.
4. Stress correction: Rapid nutrient response during flowering or stress.