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Plant Prod Borax 2kg-Boric Acid

Plant Prod Borax 2kg-Boric Acid

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Boric Acid can be used as a source of boron in nutrient solutions.

2 kg Fertilizers Act Registration Number: 2018043M

Plant-Prod Boric Acid (17.4%–17.8% Boron) in a 2 kg container is a water-soluble micronutrient fertilizer designed to correct boron deficiencies in crops and plants, commonly used in nutrient solutions. It supplies essential boron for cell wall structure, sugar transport, and development, often applied via fertigation or spray.
Key Product Details 
  • Active Ingredient: Boric Acid ( H3BO3cap H sub 3 cap B cap O sub 3 𝐻3𝐵𝑂3), minimum 17.4%–17.8% actual Boron (B).
  • Size: 2 kg (4.4 lb) container.
  • Purpose: Provides a soluble source of boron for nutrient solutions to correct deficiencies.
  • Application: Suitable for use in irrigation or foliar sprays, especially for crops needing high boron.
  • Signs of Deficiency: Terminal bud/root death, hollow stems in brassicas, and brown spots/corky texture in fruits.

 






Common Application Rates 
  • For nutrient solutions: 1 g/1000 L of water for 0.2 ppm B, or 2.8 g/1000 L for 0.5 ppm B.
  • Foliar Application: 2–3 gm per liter of water. 

DIRECTIONS
To correct soil deficiency for outdoor fruit and vegetable production: Apply up 17 g of Plant-Prod® Boric Acid per 10 m2 per year, based on a soil test.
For foliar application: Apply 1.7 kg of Plant-Prod® Boric Acid in 1000 L of water per ha. Do not apply in hot or dry conditions.
Do not apply more than once per season unless recommended by a certified crop advisor.
For hydroponic solution used in a constant feeding program or continuous feeding of soiless mixes: Apply up to 2.8 g Plant-Prod® Boric Acid per 1000 L of water (0.5 ppm B). For mixing with other fertilizer products, a compatibility test is required to prevent the formation of insoluble precipitates or please consult a horticulturist qualified in hydroponic or soiless media production. If boron is present in raw water, rates must be adjusted accordingly.