Vitasol is an organic stimulant product that enables treated plants to develop sweeter-tasting fruit. It also gives the plant an extra boost in the final period, resulting in a higher dry extract content at harvest. This fruit softener contains natural sugars, calcium, magnesium, copper, quicklime, potassium, vitamins and numerous vegan trace elements. 100% natural ingredients provide natural sweetness!
NPK: 1-0-3 Concentration: 1:1000 Dosage: 4-12 ml. per 10 litres.
Technical specifications Vitasol Bio Nova:
Organic/mineral combination fertiliser NPK 1-0-3
1% total nitrogen (N), of which
1% organic nitrogen (N) of plant origin
3% potassium oxide (K2O), water-soluble
1.4% sulphur trioxide (SO3), soluble in water
0.06% manganese (Mn), soluble in water, EDTA chelate
How to use Vitasol from BioNova
Use BioNova Vitasol once a week at a dilution rate of 0.5 ml/litre up to 1 ml/litre during the growth phase to enrich and increase the life and activity of microorganisms in the substrate.
During the flowering phase increase the use of Bionova Vitasol up to three times a week, dilution rates from 0.5 ml/litre up to 1.5 ml/litre to nourish beneficial bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi that return more nutrients to the plants for uptake. with a focus on phosphorus. potassium and iron.
To increase the pollination rate of insects on fruit and vegetables, spray Bionova Vitasol on plants at a dilution of 2.5 ml / 10 litres up to 5 ml / 10 litres to attract even more pollinating insects.
Bionova Vitasol as a fruit sweetener: in the last weeks of flowering 5-10 ml per 10 litres
Bionova Vitasol as a stimulant for micro-organisms: 2.5-5 ml per 10 litres
Can be mixed with all Bionova fertilisers. stimulators. minerals. universals and substrates. Bionova Vitasol is not suitable for all irrigation systems! Bionova Vitasol can be used as a foliar spray.
When Vitasol is used in irrigation systems, it is important to clean the system well!
Application in irrigation Final weeks 5-15ml per 10 litres
Application as foliar spray Not recommended as foliar spray
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