
Foliar fertilizer with nitrogen (N), sulphur (S) and manganese (Mn).
Polifin® Micro is a liquid foliar fertilizer formulated with nitrogen, sulphur and EDTA-chelated manganese, designed to supply these nutrients with high availability and rapid plant absorption.

The formulation of Polifin® Micro promotes efficient foliar absorption, optimises nitrogen use efficiency and contributes to the proper functioning of physiological processes related to photosynthetic activity and vegetative growth. Its high availability provides a rapid and effective nutritional response.

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The containers of this product may be disposed of at any AEVAE (Spanish Association for Agricultural Container Recovery) collection point. |
Polifin® Micro is especially recommended for maintaining healthy, active and well-balanced vegetation, promoting crop vigour and correcting manganese deficiencies that may limit vegetative growth and the intensity of the green colour of the plant.
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Efficient nitrogen utilisation. Promotes more efficient nitrogen use by the crop, optimising its utilisation during vegetative growth. |
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Recovery of crop vigour. Helps restore crop growth and physiological activity when limited by nutritional imbalances. |
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Immediate nutritional response. Its high availability and rapid foliar absorption provide an effective nutritional response from the earliest stages after application. |
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| Cultivation | Dosage | Season | |
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| Fruit trees. | Apply from 150 to 300 cc/hl. | Make a first application in spring and carry out a second one approximately 30 days before harvest. | |
| Watermelon and melon. | Apply 200 cc/hl. | Make applications every 15 days after flowering. | |
| Tomatoe. | Apply 250 cc/hl. | Make applications every 15 days after transplant. | |
| Olive tree. | Apply from 150 to 500 cc/hl. | Make a first application in spring and carry out a second one approximately 30 days beforve harvest. | |
| Vineyard. | Apply from 150 to 300 cc/hl. | Make a first application in spring and carry out a second one approximately 30 days before harvest. |