YaraVita Bud Builder is a wettable powder fertilizer that is specifically formulated to improve the flowering and fruit set of fruit crops. It contains significant amounts of magnesium, zinc, phosphorus, and trace amounts of boron. These nutrients are essential for the development of healthy flowers and fruits. YaraVita Bud Builder can be applied to fruit crops as a post-harvest application to boost levels of Zn, Mg, and P in the following season, or as a pre-flowering application to enhance flowering and fruit set. It is safe to use on all fruit crops and is compatible with most agrochemicals. Here are some of the benefits of using YaraVita Bud Builder: Improves flowering and fruit set Boosts levels of Zn, Mg, and P in the following season Safe to use on all fruit crops Compatible with most agrochemicals Easy to use and apply YaraVita Bud Builder is a valuable tool for fruit growers who want to improve the quality and quantity of their crops. It is a safe and effective way to boost flowering and fruit set, and it is compatible with most agrochemicals. Dosage Apples: 4-5 g/liter water (maximum 10 kg/ha) at immediately after harvest before leaf senescence: water rate 2000-2500 L/ha. Coffee: 2.5 to 3.0 kg/hectare at pre-flowering and repeat at after harvest. Water rate 1000-1250 liter/hectare. Grapes (table): 2.0 kg/hectare (maximum 5 kg/ha) immediately after harvest of the crop: Water rate 500 Liter/ha. It is always best to consult with a qualified agronomist to determine the correct dosage for your specific crop. Here are some additional details about YaraVita Bud Builder: Formulated with magnesium, zinc, phosphorus, and boron Ideal for application to fruit crops Can be used as a post-harvest or pre-flowering application Safe to use on all fruit crops Compatible with most agrochemicals Easy to use and apply
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The symptoms of iron deficiency appear on the youngest, newest leaves. The area between the leaf veins becomes pale yellow or white (this is called interveinal chlorosis). Usually, no noticeable physical deformity occurs, but in severe cases, the youngest leaves may be entirely white and stunted.
