VitaVit Ca 5-0-0 – Call for bulk pricing

Description

Provides a rich source of nitrogen for nitrogen loving

plants. Use to help plants grow quickly, and to improve

plant quality and appearance. Suitable for use in com-

mercial agriculture and horticulture.

Grower’s Secret Nitrogen 16 (GSN16) is a protein that can be applied by ground or

air application to plants, through drench, drip or flood irrigation on soil to prevent or

correct nitrogen deficiencies that could limit growth and yields. GSN16 is nontoxic

to plants when applied as directed. For best results, apply GSN16 according to

recommendations based on plant tissue or soil analysis for a given crop.

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: Mix well in the desired amount of water. GSN16 is

believed to be compatible with most fertilizers and plant nutrient products with the

exception of products containing high levels of Calcium such as CAN 17. When

mixing with other products it is recommended that a physical compatibility test be

conducted before use. A test using small quantities in proportion to field

application rates is recommended.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Agricultural and Horticultural crops: Apply 2-10 pounds per acre when plants

are actively growing or as needed based on your nutrient management program

determined from soil and plant tissue analysis for your specific crop. This product

is a commercial fertilizer and should be used as part of a comprehensive nutrient

management program.

Lawn and Garden: Mix 1-2 Tablespoons per gallon of water. Apply as a foliar

spray, soil drench, or through irrigation systems every 2-4 weeks or as needed.

This product can be applied all year long for most plants that are actively growing.

Recommended rates are intended as a guideline only and may not be suitable for

all regions, conditions, and crops. Specific application rates should be determined

from crop and soil analysis.

Do not apply near water, storm drains, or drainage ditches. Do not apply if heavy

rain is expected. Apply only to the intended application site. Any material that

lands on an impervious surface must be swept back onto the turf.