PHYTOP 1000 Fertilizer
Introduction
PHYTOP 1000 Fertilizer is an imported phosphite-based fertilizer formulated with 41% Available Phosphate (P₂O₅) and 9% Soluble Potash (K₂O). The product provides readily available nutrients that promote rapid nutrient uptake, healthy root development, and vigorous plant growth.
Suitable for fruit crops, rice, and vegetables, PHYTOP 1000 helps establish a strong foundation for healthy crop development throughout the growing season.
Key Benefits
PHYTOP 1000 Fertilizer provides the following benefits:
- Supplies phosphite in a highly available form for efficient nutrient uptake.
- Promotes strong root development, stimulates new root growth, and improves water and nutrient absorption.
- Helps enhance plant vigor and supports natural plant defense mechanisms, creating less favorable conditions for pathogens such as Phytophthora, Fusarium, and Rhizoctonia.
- Supports rapid plant recovery following environmental or physiological stress.
- Encourages vigorous shoot development and promotes thicker, greener foliage.
- Helps prepare fruit trees for subsequent flowering cycles.
- In rice, application after sowing promotes healthy growth and uniform tillering.
Recommended Application
| Crop | Application Instructions |
|---|---|
| Fruit Trees (Durian, Pomelo, Orange, Mandarin, Mango, Guava, Rambutan, etc.) | Soil Drench: Dilute 500 mL in 200 L of water and apply evenly around the root zone or under the canopy. Apply 3–4 times per year. Direct root-zone application is recommended for improved nutrient uptake. |
| Fruit Trees | Trunk Injection: Dilute 1 part product with 2 parts water. Apply to mature trees 2–3 times at 10–15 day intervals, using 2–3 mL per cm of trunk diameter. |
| Rice & Vegetables | Dilute 30–40 mL in 25 L of water. Apply during active growth stages. |
Notes
Storage & Handling
- Read the product label carefully before use.
- Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place.
- Keep out of reach of children, food, and domestic water sources.
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