SUFAL-5 (Foliar Spray)

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SUFAL-5 (Foliar Spray) Specification

Dosage
Dose: Refer to the product label for the recommended dilution ratio of G5 Foliar per liter of water.1st Spray: Apply at the flowering stage.2nd Spray: Apply at the fruit-setting stage, typically following the first application.3rd Spray: Apply subsequent sprays as recommended by the manufacturer.Best Time: Spray during the early morning or late evening to prevent rapid evaporation.

Classification
Other

Chemical Name
Zinc Sulfate

Physical State
Powder

Release Type
Quick

Purity(%)
97%

Application
Agriculture

Color
Yellow

Solubility
95

Storage
5000

SUFAL-5 (Foliar Spray) Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Pieces

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
3 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Main Domestic Market
West India, North India, East India, Central India

SUFAL-5 (Foliar Spray) About

G-5 Foliar is a multi-activity, bio-organic liquid spray used in agriculture to boost plant health, increase fruit size, and improve resistance against pests and diseases. Alternatively, "Grade 5" can refer to specific micronutrient mixtures formulated for acid soils (containing zinc, copper, iron, manganese, boron, and molybdenum). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Key Uses and Benefits of G-5 Foliar Spray

Disease & Pest Tolerance: Strengthens the plant's natural defenses to help avoid attacks from insects and pests.

Root Zone Protection: Helps prevent harmful fungi in the soil and root zone that cause root rot.

Fruit Enrichment: Overcomes plant and fruit weakness, leading to better crop quality and larger fruit size (often used in horticulture and apple farming). [1, 2, 3]

Recommended Dosage and Application

Standard Dosage: Mix 2 to 3 ml of G5 Foliar per liter of water. [1]

Application Schedule for General/Field Crops:
1. 1st Spray: At the flowering stage.
2. 2nd Spray: At the fruit-setting stage (15 to 20 days after the first spray).
3. 3rd Spray: 15 to 20 days after the second spray. [1]

Note for specific crops like apples: An initial spray of 2 ml per liter is typically applied at the peanut stage, followed by a second spray 90 days later if needed.