Plants have nutritional requirements just like humans in order to grow, develop and complete their life cycle. The supply of nutrients to plants should be balanced, ensuring not to over or under-fertilize. Nutrients are classified according to their importance to plants and are categorized by primary, secondary and micro-nutrient.

Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen  from the structural matter in plants and are freely available from air and water.

Calcium – It is essential for plant growth, cell division and enlargement. Calcium is a component of cell membranes and is important for developing the root system, shoot tips and storage organs. Calcium aids in fallen development and help plant to retain their foliage.

Magnesium (mg) – Mg occurs in chlorophyll and is also activator of enzymes.

Sulphur (S) – It forms part of two important amino acids with which are part of the many building blocks of protein. S is found in BI vitamin and several other enzymes.

Provides resistance to mineral stress.

Decreases climate stress

Improves strength