The importance of boron and molybdenum at the start of the crop cycle.
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Boron (B) and molybdenum (Mo) play crucial roles in the critical stages of crop development, particularly during flowering and fruit set.
Proper nutritional management of crops lays the foundation for a successful season, and it is during the initial stages that the productive potential of the plants is defined. Ensuring proper flowering and a high fruit set rate will increase both yield and quality of the harvest.
Boron (B) enhances pollen viability, promotes efficient pollination, and strengthens cell walls, preventing deformations and premature fruit drop. Molybdenum (Mo), on the other hand, facilitates nitrogen metabolism and improves pollen quality, leading to a more effective and uniform fruit set.
The lack of boron (B) causes issues such as deformed fruits, apical necrosis in vegetables, and flower drop in fruit trees. In the case of molybdenum (Mo), its deficiency affects nitrogen assimilation, causing chlorosis, stunted growth, and reduced productivity, particularly in acidic soils.
The best time to apply these nutrients is during the early stages of flowering and fruit set when plants have the greatest demand.
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BM Flor® BM Flor® is a specialized product designed to correct boron (B) and molybdenum (Mo) deficiencies, formulated with a hydrolysate of brown marine algae. Its application via foliar spray offers significant advantages by enhancing flower and fruit quality, reducing plant stress, and preparing crops to better withstand adverse conditions. This optimizes growth and reinforces the overall health of the crop.
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