Zinta700 - Zinc Oxide 39.5% Fertilizer-1 liter

Zinc Oxide 39.5% Fertilizer It is a highly concentrated flowable zinc formulation containing 39.5 per cent zinc.Higher nutrient concentration means that application rates are lower.Zinta700 is designed for rapid uptake and long term feeding power, so fewer applications are required.Co-formulants such as wetting, sticking, dispersion and stabilizing agents ensure rain fastness, efficient, safe and easy use. Key Features: Highly concentrated liquid with 39.5% zinc, providing 8-10 times more zinc than standard chelates and 3-4 times more than sulphate or nitrate-based products. Formulated for safe application on all crops with precise dosage delivery. Advanced surfactant system ensures: Rapid dispersion in spray tanks. Superior adhesion to leaves, even during rainfall. Controlled particle size allows: Quick uptake. Long-lasting effect, reducing repeat applications. Wide tank-mix compatibility with fertilizers, pesticides, and fungicides. Deficiency Symptoms in Crops: Burning appearance and stunted growth. Dusty brown spots on leaves and uneven plant growth. Decreased tillering and increased crop maturity time in paddy. Chlorotic midribs, reduced leaf size, and brown blotches on leaves. Poor grain settings and increased spikelet sterility in rice. Benefits of Zinta 700: Supplies zinc and essential micronutrients, correcting deficiencies immediately. Prevents and controls diseases caused by zinc deficiency (e.g., Khaira disease in paddy). Enhances crop growth, yield (both quantity and quality), and nutrient absorption. Promotes timely flowering, fruit setting, and healthy cell development. Regulates carbohydrate transformation and sugar consumption. Stimulates enzyme activity, improves grain settings, and strengthens plant cells. Usage Highlights: Convenient for storage, handling, and transportation. Easy to mix with other agrochemicals, saving time and resources. Dosage & Application of Zinc Oxide 39.5% Fertilizer : Crop Application Stage Dose (ml/L of water) Apples & Pears 1st: Bud burst. 2nd: End of flowering. 3rd: After harvest (before leaf fall). 1-1.5 Banana 1st: 40-45 days after transplant. 2nd: 90-95 days after transplant. 1 Cabbage, Cauliflower & Broccoli At 4-9 leaves. 1-1.5 Carrots 1st: When crop is 15 cm tall. Repeat if needed. 0.5-0.75 Cereals (Wheat, Barley, Rye) From two-leaf stage to node detection. 1 Cedars, Pines & Firs 1st: New growth. 2nd: Early autumn. 1 Cherries & Plums 1st: Winter/pink bud. 2nd: After harvest (before leaf fall). 0.5-0.75 Coffee 1st: Pre-flowering. 2nd: Berry formation. 1 Cotton 1st: 30-35 days after sowing. 2nd: 45-50 days after sowing. 1-1.5 Maize At 3-8 leaves. 1-1.5 Leeks 1st: 14 days after transplant. Repeat after 14 days if necessary. 0.5 Onion/Garlic 30-45 days after transplant. 1-1.5 Potatoes 1 week after emergence. Repeat after 14 days if necessary. 0.5 Pomegranates 1st: 30-35 days after pruning. 2nd: 40-45 days after pruning. 1 Rice 1st: 30-35 days after transplant. 2nd: 45-50 days after transplant. 1-1.5 Raspberries At green bud stage. 0.5-0.75 Soybean 30-35 days after sowing. 1 Strawberries 1st: Green bud. 2nd: White bud. 3rd: Post-harvest. 1-1.5 Sugar Beet At 4-6 leaf stage. Repeat if needed every 10-14 days. 0.5-0.75 Sugarcane 1st: 45 days after sowing. 2nd: 90 days after sowing. 1 Tomatoes 1st: 30-35 days after transplant. 2nd: 55-60 days after transplant. 1-1.5