Unico Man Pro
Manganese Fertilizer Solution
(Containing Manganese Sulphate)
| Guaranteed Content | % w/w |
|---|---|
| Water Soluble Manganese (Mn) | 10 |
PLANT, APPLICATION TIME & METHOD
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PLANT |
APPLICATION METHOD AND TIME |
APPLICATION DOSAGE |
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Vegetables: Tomato, Cucumber, Pepper, Eggplant etc. |
Soil Application: 2-3 applications every 8-10 days during the development period |
1,5-2 lt/da |
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Leaf Application: 2-3 applications every 8-10 days during the development period |
150-200 cc/100 lt water |
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Fruits: Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach etc. |
Soil Application: 2-3 applications every 15-20 days in the spring season |
1,5-2 lt/da |
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Leaf Application: 2-3 applications every 15-20 days in the spring season |
150-200 cc/100 lt water |
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Vineyard |
Soil Application: 1-2 applications every 8-10 days during the development period or in case of deficiency |
1,5-2 lt/da |
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Leaf Application: 1-2 applications every 8-10 days during the development period or in case of deficiency |
150-200 cc/100 lt water |
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Citrus |
Soil Application: It is applied in the spring and, if necessary, after fruit set is completed |
1,5-2 lt/da |
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Leaf Application: It is applied in the spring and, if necessary, after fruit set is completed |
150-200 cc/100 lt water |
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Wheat |
Soil Application: From the beginning of fraternization to leaf formation |
1,5-2 lt/da |
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Leaf Application: From the beginning of fraternization to leaf formation |
200-250 cc/100 lt water |
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Potato |
Soil Application: 2 applications during bud formation and flowering periods |
1,5-2 lt/da |
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Leaf Application: 2 applications during bud formation and flowering periods |
200-250 cc/100 lt water |
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Sugar Beet |
Soil Application: In the 8-12 leaf period |
1,5-2 lt/da |
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Leaf Application: In the 8-12 leaf period |
150-200 cc/100 lt water |
It promotes the expansion of leaf surfaces, enhances photosynthesis, and increases fruit set. In the case of manganese deficiency, interveinal yellowing is observed in young leaves, and some plants may develop yellow spots and lesions on their leaves. As the deficiency progresses, the photosynthetic area in the plant gradually narrows, and the accumulation of dry matter slows down. As a result, a decline in yield and quality occurs.