About Product
- Molybdenum is a micronutrient fertilizer offered by Multiplex.
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Multiplex Molybdenum contains molybdenum (52%) in the form of Ammonium Molybdate.
- Early application of Molybdenum through seed treatment following spraying helps in robust plant growth and development, induces more flowering, increases pollen fertility, and induces resistance against pest and diseases in Cereals, Horticultural, Plantation and floriculture crops.
Multiplex Molybdenum Composition & Technical Details
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Technical Name: Molybdenum-52 %
Key Features & Benefits
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Multiplex Molybdenum increases Nitrogen fixation, enhances absorption of other nutrients from the soil and seed treatment with molybdenum is beneficial for all types of leguminous plants / vegetables.
- Early applications of Molybdenum to cucumber, watermelon etc., increases yield.
- In non-leguminous plants it helps in assimilation of Nitrate to amino acids and proteins.
- Molybdenum is necessary for the process of symbiotic nitrogen fixation by Rhizobia bacteria in legume root nodules.
- Molybdenum helps to synthesis of Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) especially for citrus and lemon plants.
- In coffee crops Molybdenum plays a significant role in assimilation of Nitrogen resulting in new flush, better berry development and increased yield.
- Helps in the synthesis of sugars, Indole-3-acetic acid and regulates the synthesis of Abscisic acid which controls plants against abiotic stress.
- Improves the yield both by quality and quantity.
Multiplex Molybdenum Usage & Crops
Recommended Crops: All crops
Dosage and Method of Application
- Foliar Spray: Dissolve 0.5 gm in 1 L of water and spray on leaves liberally 30 days after germination / transplantation.
- Seed Treatment: Apply about 10 gm / Kg of seed.
Additional Information
- Use Maxiwet / Nagastha - 180 as a sticking/ spreading agent for better absorption.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.
