MINERAL SOIL
Constant and balance nutrient release lead to optimal palm growth and easier handling for hilly area.
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Pre NurseryBlend 210Total Dosage: N/A (Per tree/ year)
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Main NurseryBlend 210Total Dosage: 150gms (Per tree/ year)
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Year 1Blend 211Total Dosage: 3kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 2Blend 212Total Dosage: 4kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 3Blend 213Total Dosage: 5kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 4Blend 213Total Dosage: 7kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 5 & AboveBlend 213Total Dosage: 9kgs (Per tree/ year)
PEAT SOIL
Controlled release of nutrient to minimize leaching of nutrients under porous characteristic. Provide sufficient nutrient to give both optimal growth and nutrition efficiency.
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Pre NurseryBlend 110Total Dosage: N/A (Per tree/ year)
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Main NurseryBlend 110Total Dosage: 150gms (Per tree/ year)
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Year 1Blend 111Total Dosage: 3kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 2Blend 112Total Dosage: 4kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 3Blend 113Total Dosage: 5kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 4Blend 113Total Dosage: 7kgs (Per tree/ year)
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Year 5 & AboveBlend 213Total Dosage: 9kgs (Per tree/ year)
MICRONUTRIENTS
CUZIBO

COPPER
- Essential for fruit ripening.
- Essential for photosynthesis.
- Protective role against pathogenic infections.

ZINC
- Hormone for fruit development.
- Essential for photosynthesis.
- Essential in enzyme system.

BORON
- Optimizes FFB formation and root development.
- Improves resistance of plants to disease e.g. Ganoderma.
HF50

MANGANESE
- Synthesis of lignin to enhance.
- Resistance towards pathogen.
- Enzyme activator in photosynthesis.

BORON
- Optimizes FFB formation and root development.
- Improves resistance of plants to disease e.g. Ganoderma.

MOLYBDENUM
- Utilized by specific enzymes in reduction and oxidation reaction.

IRON
- Enzyme action in photosynthetic electron transport system.

ZINC
- Hormone for fruit development.
- Essential for photosynthesis.
- Essential in enzyme system.

COPPER
- Essential for fruit ripening.
- Essential for photosynthesis.
- Protective role against pathogenic infections.
 
                    
                    
                
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