Bullet Turf Soil Health Treatment - Trace Element Complete 5L

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Bullet Turf Soil Health Treatment - Trace Element Complete 5L

73.16 GBP

@media screen and (max-width: 640px) { .mobile-fix { float: none!important; margin: 0 auto 1rem auto!important; display: block; } } Bullet Trace Element Complete 5 L <p>Bullet Trace Element Complete contains six essential plant micronutrients supplemented with nitrogen and sulphur. It is purposely formulated in balanced ratios for optimal grass growth and organically chelated with carboxylic acids to maximise rapid uptake and translocation in plants. </p> <p>The specialised chelating agents used will also assist the plant in accessing bound nutrients already in the soil and act as metabolic shortcuts to assist with establishing healthy growth, particularly in the spring. </p> Application <span>Applicator </span> <span>Application Rate </span> <span>Water Volume </span> <span>Pack Size (Litres) </span> <span>Pack Coverage (m²) </span> Boom Sprayer 2.5 - 5 ltr/ha 200 ltr/ha 5 20,000 - 10,000 Knapsack 0.25 - 0.5 ml/m² 20 ml/m² <p> <br> </p> <p>Apply evenly, avoid overlapping or missing areas, using a suitable calibrated sprayer. </p> <p>If there is no rain within 2 days of application irrigate the treated area thoroughly. Do not apply in hot, dry weather or frosty conditions. </p> <p>Half fill the sprayer with clean water. Add concentrate as required and mix thoroughly whilst adding remaining water. </p> Analysis Ingredient Oxide Value Elemental Value Total Nitrogen (N)   3.28%     Ammoniacal Nitrogen (N)   3.28% Phosphorus Pentoxide (P <sub>2 </sub>O <sub>5 </sub>) 0.00% 0.00% P Potassium Oxide (K <sub>2 </sub>O) 0.00% 0.00% K     Sulphur Trioxide (SO <sub>3 </sub>) 11.81% 4.73% S     Iron (Fe)   3.48% Fe     Manganese (Mn)   2.65% Mn     Zinc (Zn)   0.76% Zn     Copper (Cu)   0.50% Cu     Boron (B)   0.72% B     Molybdenum (Mo)   0.31% Mo Specific Gravity 1.23 pH 5.0 - 7.0 What is a chelate? <p>Chelate – pronounced “Key-late” – is derived from the Greek word χηλή, (chēlē) meaning claw because the chelating molecule lies around the central molecule like the claws of a lobster. Practically, a chelating agent is an organic molecule which in simple terms encapsulates a plant nutrition molecule, protecting it from precipitation which would make the nutrient unavailable. Ions encapsulated within a chelating agent are far more likely to be absorbed into the plant via the roots and leaf tissue due to changes to the chelated molecules surface properties. It is this which results in greater efficiency of the applied nutrient. </p> <p>Please note: Packaging may vary. </p>

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