Kiwi Nitrokalfol-K

Nitrokalfol - LK

NPK ( 10 - 4 - 7 ) + TE

Nitrocalfol-LK increases flower-to-fruit conversion, increases crop quality, maintains balanced plant nutrition, increases nutrient uptake efficiency, increases plant resistance to pests (especially fungal diseases) and dehydration and crop stability, and causes more sugar transfer in plants. Becomes. This product also improves the quality of the product and due to the presence of sufficient micronutrients in the composition of liquid fertilizer, its physiological needs are met to the desired level and the element used in its composition affects the accumulation of sucrose in fruit and kiwi fruit sweetness. This product has no risk of salting in the soil due to its chlorine-free nature and the type of materials used in the formulation. (LOW EC) for heavy metals has a controlled analysis according to the standard.

 

Nitrocalfol-LK liquid fertilizer compounds:

the amount of (%)				Amount (ppm)
Nitrogen	Phosphorus	potassium	magnesium	Iron	Zinc	Copper	Manganese	Boron	Molybdenum
10	4	7	2	1000	1000	300	500	100	100

 

Tips about kiwi:

Kiwi is a semi-tropical, and shrubby herbaceous plant, showing good resistance to cold. The tree is high consumption in terms of the amount of nutrients needed, so even the vast root system of this plant is not able to supply all the nutrients. The optimum soil pH for kiwi is between 5/5 and 6, so the fertilizers that increase soil pH should be avoided. During the course of the activity, Kiwi needs adequate light and proper temperature to produce the good quality fruits. In order to achieve optimal kiwi performance in Iran, potassium, magnesium, nitrogen, zinc, boron, calcium and manganese are more important than other elements. Kiwi is one of the plants that needs potassium over nitrogen and phosphorus. Potassium activates many enzymes, produces and transfers sugar in the plant, increases resistance to pests and diseases and environmental stresses, as well as increases in fruit size and marketability of kiwi. Nitrogen has a great effect on growth and increasing foliage, but excessive consumption also causes softening of the fruit during storage, as well as gray mold or botrytis spp. Phosphorus plays a role in rooting and flowering, but excessive consumption also reduces the absorption of elements such as iron and zinc. The lack of magnesium in kiwi is one of the common deficiencies in this plant, reducing the amount of chlorophyll and photosynthesis, resulting in reduced growth. Calcium plays an important role in tightening the fruit and increasing the storage capacity of kiwi. Boron is needed in the germination and flowering, absorption and metabolism, calcium, iron, and manganese in photosynthesis, zinc in the activity of many enzymes and copper in the activity of some of the enzymes and the metabolism of sugar. These elements can be provided by drill holing the fertilizers in the winter or spraying during the plant activity. The use of humic acid after flowering stage can affect significantly the absorption of nutrients in kiwi.

 

Kiwi growth stages:

Germination

Flowering

Remove the petals

Fruit formation

Fruit ripening

 

Nutritional Management Guide for Kiwi:

Growth Period	Fertilizer Type	Application Dosage per hectare	Application Method
Winter	Rotten manure	30-50 tones per hectare /every two years	Drill Hole Fertilization
	Potassium Sulfate	200-400 gr per tree /every two years	Drill Hole Fertilization
	Iron Sulfate	100-300 gr per tree /every two years	Drill Hole Fertilization
	Zinc Sulfate	100-300 gr per tree /every two years	Drill Hole Fertilization
	Magnesium Sulfate	100-300 gr per tree /every two years	Drill Hole Fertilization
	Manganese Sulfate	100-150 gr per tree /every two years	Drill Hole Fertilization
Before flowering	Fruit set LZB	2-4 lit	Foliar Spraying (10-15 days before flowering)
Fruit formation	Nitrokalfol LK	3-6 lit	Foliar Spraying
	Humifol Liquid/Powdery	4-6 lit/1-2 kg	Foliar Spraying/Fertigation
	Eqofol	7-10 kg	Fertigation
Fruit development	Nitrokalfol LK	3-6 lit	Foliar Spraying
	Cabfol	2-3 lit	Foliar Spraying
Fruit maturity	Kalfol	7-10 kg	Fertigation
Post-harvest	Fruit set LZB	2-4 lit	Foliar Spraying

 

Notes:

• Foliar application should be sprayed in the cooler morning or evening hours.

 

• It should be performed a jar test to determine the compatibility of the present fertilizer with other fertilizers and pesticides before mixing and it can be used widely after confidence the physical compatibility in a small area of the farm.