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FICUS10-52-10+TE

FICUS 10-52-10+TE is a premium fully water-soluble NPK fertilizer with a high phosphorus content, specifically formulated for the early stages of crop development, transplant establishment, and flowering initiation. Its phosphorus-rich formulation promotes vigorous root growth and development, enhancing the uptake of water and essential nutrients while improving plant vigor and early vegetative performance. Phosphorus plays a vital role in energy transfer (ATP synthesis), cell division, root development, flowering, seed formation, and fruit set. Regular application of FICUS 10-52-10+TE contributes to higher crop productivity, improved yield quality, and enhanced overall plant performance.

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Promotes rapid root initiation and vigorous root development for faster transplant establishment
Enhances flowering, seed formation, fruit set, and overall crop yield
Highly water-soluble and suitable for all irrigation systems as well as foliar application
Free from sodium (Na) and chloride (Cl), featuring a low salt index and excellent compatibility with a wide range of agricultural and horticultural crops

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Guaranteed Analysis (%w/w):

Total Nitrogen (N)	10	Iron (Fe) chelated with EDTA	0.02
Nitrate Nitrogen (NO₃)	1.2	Zinc (Zn) chelated with EDTA	0.02
Ammonium Nitrogen (NH₄-N)	8.8	Manganese (Mn) chelated with EDTA	0.02
Available Phosphorus (P₂O₅)	52	Copper (Cu) chelated with EDTA	0.0003
Water-Soluble Potassium (K₂O)	10	Minimum Solubility	300 g/L

Minimum Solubility: 280 g/L

Instructions for use:

Crop	Foliar Application	Fertigation
Fruit Trees	1–3 kg/1000 L	10–20 kg/ha
Greenhouse & Open-Field Vegetables
Industrial Crops
Arable Crops

Note: The above recommendations serve as general guidelines. Actual application rates should be adjusted according to crop species, growth stage, soil fertility, environmental conditions, and local agronomic recommendations.