Aristo - Foliar Fertilizer

Aristo: Alleviating Plant Stress with Alginic Acid

Plants often face challenging conditions—sudden temperature shifts, frost damage, and more. These stressors impact their health. Enter Aristo, a game-changer. Let’s explore how this product, enriched with alginic acid, combats stress, reduces flower loss and ensures robust fruit development.

The Power of Alginic Acid

1. Swift Transport: Aristo’s lightweight alginic acid zips through plant tissues, delivering relief where it’s needed most. It’s like an express train for nutrients.

2. Macro and Micro Boost: Aristo enhances nutrient transport and effectiveness. Picture it as a nutrient Uber—efficient, reliable, and always on time.

3. Anti-Stress Hero: When plants feel the pressure, Aristo steps in. It’s the botanical therapist, soothing frayed nerves and minimizing damage.

Application and Compatibility

Mix and Match: Aristo plays well with others. Combine it with fertilizers and pesticides, but do a compatibility dance first. No clashes allowed!
Foliar or Drip: Aristo’s flexible. Spray it on leaves or let it drip—either way, it’s a stress-buster.

Tailored Dosages

1. Citrus and Other Fruit Trees: Apply 150-200ml Aristo per 100 liters of water during flowering and fruit set. It’s like a fruity spa day.

2. Wheat, Barley, Paddy: One pre-flowering application at 100-150ml per hectare. Think of it as a pre-bloom pep talk.

3. Grapes: When grains are 5-10mm, go for 2-3 applications at 100-150ml per 100 liters. Grapes high-fiving each other!

4. Corn, Sunflower, Cotton, Soy, Peanut, Potato: Start at 3-5 leaves. Apply 100-150ml per hectare. It’s their energy shot.

5. Open and Greenhouse Vegetables: 2-3 applications at 100-150ml per hectare during fruit development. Veggies doing the growth cha-cha.

6. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli: Post-planting, 2-3 applications as they sprout. It’s their growth spurt booster.

Aristo wielded wisely, unlocks plant potential. Let’s nurture our green companions with precision. Remember, every drop counts—a promise to the botanical world: “Thrive, flourish, and conquer!”