Activates the plant’s internal resistance to illnesses and unfavorable conditions, increasing fruit production and its capacity to withstand transportation during export and storage. Silicon is a vital component of grain crops, improving wheat, corn, and rice yields greatly. Regular use of the chemical lowers the likelihood of fungal infections. Silicon reinforces cell roots, increasing their hardness and thereby preventing fungal hyphae penetration. It protects the plant from environmental stressors such high temperatures, cold, drought, and salinity.

Chemical Composition :

The properties of the compound:

Silicon activates the plant’s natural resilience to disease and unfavorable environments. It improves the plant’s ability to endure transit during export and storage while also increasing its yield. Silicon is a vital element for cereal crops, as it considerably enhances wheat, corn, and rice yields. When paired with potassium after planting, consistent chemical use minimizes the likelihood of fungal infection. Silicon hardens and toughens cell roots, making them less vulnerable to fungal hyphae penetration. It protects the plant from environmental stresses such high temperatures, frost, drought, and salinity.

Rates of use:

Fertilization ratio: 1:1.5 per acre.

Foliar spray: 1 liter/300 liters of water.

Evergreen trees: Once a month.

Vegetables: Once a week.