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Concentrate - Maxicrop Original - Maxicrop
Plus Iron
Maxicrop Viva - Maxicrop
Plus Tomato Fertiliser
A concentrated formulation of seaweed extract containing 25.6% (W/W)
soluble solids including 3.1:1.4:2.9 NPK and a wide range of trace
elements.
This ‘flag-ship’ product is used to improve soil and plant
health across a wide range
of crops.
A concentrated, pure seaweed extract containing 24% (W/W) soluble
seaweed solids including a wide range of growth stimulants and trace
elements that are naturally found in seaweed.
Maxicrop Concentrate is approved for organic growing by the Soil
Association and Guild of Conservation Grade Producers.
A pure seaweed extract containing 8% (W/W) soluble seaweed solids
including a wide range of plant growth stimulants and trace elements
present in all our extracts.
Maxicrop Original is approved for organic growing by the Soil Association
and Guild of Conservation Grade Producers
See also Organics
A seaweed extract formulated with 2% iron in a readily available
sequestered form.
Provides all the benefits of ferrous sulphate plus the bio-stimulant
effects of Maxicrop Seaweed Extract.
A potassium enriched seaweed extract and fertiliser (5.1:5.1:6.7)
that provides bio-stimulant benefits alongside the right mix of
nutrients for productive growth.
While specifically formulated to improve size, shape and flavour
of tomato crops, Maxicrop Plus Tomato Fertilizer can also be used
across a range of horticultural crops.
Maxicrop Viva is a specialist bio-stimulant based seed treatment,
to further enhance crop rooting and establishment.
In independent field trials, Maxicrop Viva has increased early root
growth by between 10 and 38%.
When backed by the follow-up Maxicrop Triple 'Crop Health Programme'
the approach has produced average yield increases of 0.86t/ha.
Viva Effects
Maxicrop Viva works by encouraging soil microbe activity around
the developing root.
This bacterial activity releases more nutrients from the soil reserves
and helps prevent antagonistic pathogen attack.
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