Biocomp 7-14-21 + Humus

This fertilizer has macro and micro nutrients that support plant growth. It is excellent for root development of fruit, vegetable and especially tobacco plants.

It does not have any chlorine ingredient and increases leaf numbers as well as leaf size in tobacco plants. Therefore it is a mainly requested fertilizer in the tobacco industry.

BIOCOMP 7-14-21 + Humus is a fertilizer that is specifically designed for use with fruit, vegetable, and tobacco plants. The 7-14-21 in the name of the fertilizer refers to the ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK) in the product. In this case, the fertilizer contains a moderate amount of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as a high level of organic matter (indicated by the “+ Humus” in the name of the product).

One of the key benefits of BIOCOMP 7-14-21 + Humus is its ability to support the growth and development of root systems. The macro and micro nutrients in the fertilizer are essential for the synthesis of proteins and other important compounds in plants, and they are also involved in many other vital processes in the plant. By providing these nutrients, BIOCOMP 7-14-21 + Humus can help to support healthy root development in fruit, vegetable, and tobacco plants.

Additionally, BIOCOMP 7-14-21 + Humus does not contain any chlorine, making it a safe and effective fertilizer for use in the tobacco industry. The high levels of organic matter in the fertilizer can improve the structure of the soil, making it more conducive to healthy plant growth. It can also help to increase the number and size of leaves in tobacco plants, resulting in improved yields.

It is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper application and dosage of BIOCOMP 7-14-21 + Humus to ensure optimal results. Over-fertilizing can be harmful to plants, so it is important to apply the correct amount of fertilizer to avoid damaging the plants

APPLICATION

According to soil analysis and plant nutrition requirements it is suggested to use 20 – 40 kg to fertilize an area of 1000 m2 of fruit and vegetables, and 15 – 25 kg to fertilize an area of 1000 m2 of tobacco.