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FICUS 20-20-20+TE

FICUS 20-20-20+TE is a premium fully water-soluble crystalline NPK fertilizer with a balanced ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, specifically formulated to provide optimal plant nutrition throughout most vegetative and reproductive growth stages. Its balanced nutrient composition promotes vigorous vegetative growth, healthy root development, and enhanced metabolic activity, resulting in increased dry matter accumulation, improved crop vigor, and higher yield potential. The formulation also contains EDTA-chelated micronutrients, ensuring rapid nutrient availability, efficient uptake, and prevention of micronutrient deficiencies under a wide range of growing conditions.

Advantages:

Suitable for both foliar application and all fertigation and irrigation systems
Manufactured from high-purity raw materials with excellent water solubility
Free from sodium (Na) and chloride (Cl), featuring a low salt index and excellent compatibility with a wide range of agricultural and horticultural crops
Enriched with EDTA-chelated micronutrients for rapid absorption and high nutrient-use efficiency

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Guaranteed Analysis (%w/w):

Total Nitrogen (N)	20	Water-Soluble Potassium (K₂O)	20
Nitrate Nitrogen (NO₃)	7.5	Iron (Fe) chelated with EDTA	0.02
Ammonium Nitrogen (NH₄-N)	4	Zinc (Zn) chelated with EDTA	0.02
Urea nitrogen (NH₂)	3.10	Manganese (Mn) chelated with EDTA	0.02
Available Phosphorus (P₂O₅)	20	Copper (Cu) chelated with EDTA	0.003

Minimum Solubility: 400 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.