Aminofert B 12% | (Boron Amino Acid Chelate 12%)

Category: Bio-Stimulants

Pack Size: 1 KG

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Aminofert B 12% is a concentrated boron amino acid chelate designed to improve boron uptake and utilization in plants. Boron is essential for cell wall formation, pollen tube development, and reproductive growth, making this product especially beneficial for flowering and fruit-bearing crops. Aminofert B 12% helps prevent boron deficiencies, enhancing plant health and productivity.

Mode of Action:

Through amino acid chelation, Aminofert B 12% facilitates the efficient transport and absorption of boron within the plant. Amino acids act as natural carriers, delivering boron directly to tissues where it supports key functions like cell wall stabilization and pollen viability. This targeted delivery ensures consistent boron availability, even under nutrient-stressed conditions.

Benefits:

Increases boron absorption and mobility within the plant.
Supports cell wall formation for stronger, healthier plants.
Enhances flowering and fruit set by improving pollen tube growth.
Prevents boron deficiency symptoms like poor flowering and fruit drop.
Boosts crop yield and quality with consistent boron availability.

Aminofert B 12% Recommended dosage:

Field Crops & Vegetables :

Apply Aminofert-Boron 200 to 400 gm per acre during periods of rapid growth or nutritional stress. The application may be repeated twice or more times through the growth season.

Tree Crops:

Make an application of Aminofert-Boron 400 to 800 gm per acre after the beginning of active growth. The application may be repeated at 2 to 4 weeks intervals through the growth season. Mid and late-season sprays directed to cover the fruit may help to reduce the effect of calcium-related disorders. For post-harvest fruit treatment, dilute at a rate of 200 to 400 gm per 100 ltrs of water.

Grapes & Berries:

Make an application of Aminofert-Boron 200 to 400 gm per acre after active growth begins. The application may be repeated at intervals of one week or more through the vegetative growth period.