Product Description

DELTA is a fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus and zinc used in flowering and root development. It can be applied immediately after planting seedlings, or it meets the phosphorus and zinc needs of plants in all developmental periods.

It provides root development and increases flower and pollen formation.

It can be applied via drip irrigation or foliar in low doses.

Mixability

This product can be mixed with all kinds of fertilizers and pesticides. It is recommended to test small doses before each application. Also, get support from our technical experts regarding usage.

Application Type

Soil Application

Leaf Application

Packaging Options

Guaranteed Content	w/w
Total Nitrogen (N)	%3
Nitrate Nitrogen (N)	%1.5
Ammonium Nitrogen (N)	%1.5
Water soluble Phosphorus Pentaoxide (P2O5)	%20
Water soluble Zinc (Zn)	%4

Plant	Usage and Dosage
Citrus	2-3 applications of 250 ml per 100 liters of water from the leaves before flowering.
Fruit Trees	2-3 applications of 3-4 liters per decare with drip irrigation in the early period and before flowering. It is applied foliar at a dose of 200-250ml/100 Lt.
Vineyard	During the period of cluster extension and side branching (Pançak), 150-200 ml/100 lt from the leaf. It is applied in dosage.
Grain, Sugar Beet	It can be mixed with herbicide and applied at an amount of 3-4 liters per decare.
Sweatcorn	When the plant height is 10-15 cm, 2-3 applications of 150-200gr can be made per leaf.
Garden Plants	Çiçeklenmeyi teşfik etmek için yapraktan 100 litre su içerisine 300-500 ml veya damla sulama ile dekara 2-3 litre olarak 2-3 uygulama
Farm Plants	150-200ml/100 lt per leaf regularly during the vegetative development period, depending on the condition of the plant and the results of leaf analysis. It is applied in the dose
Vegetables	During the vegetative development period, it can be applied regularly via drip and sprinkler irrigation at a dose of 2-3 Lt/da depending on the position of the plant and the soil.
Cut Flowers	2-3 applications at a dose of 2-2.5 Liters per decare at the beginning of the growth period