Product Description
- IKU Biostimulant is an innovative plant biostimulant from Sumitomo Chemical India Ltd.
- It is made from potassium humate and seaweed extract.
- It induces the growth of seedlings and promotes installation in transplanting.
- IKU Biostimulant Composition Details
Composition:
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Content
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Percent
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Potassium humate
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1.66
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Seaweed extract
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2
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Key Features and Benefits
- IKU Biostimulant helps to stimulate crop growth and vigour.
- Foster the growth and development throughout the crop life cycle from seed germination to plant maturity
- It increases the efficiency of plants metabolism to improve yield and enhance the crop quality.
- It helps plants to tolerate to and recover from abiotic stresses
- It facilitates nutrient uptake, movement and use.
- It results in excellent development of root system and improves water use efficiency of crops.
- It improves soil fertility by nurturing the development of complementary soil microbes.
- Sumitomo IKU enhances flowing and fruit development and further helps to increase the quality and quantity of the product.
IKU Biostimulant Usage and Crops
Recommended crop: Rice
Dosage: 4 Kg / Acre
Method of Application
Soil Application: Broadcast the granules in the field along with other fertilizers during sowing or 3-4 weeks after transplanting and at ear emergence.
Frequency of application: Two
Compatibility, Safety & Storage
Safety Precautions
- Keep out of reach of children, pets and livestock.
- Avoid direct contact with skin, eyes and clothing.
- Keep it in cool, dry place and away from heat and open flame
Storage
Store under well-ventilated condition away from direct sunlight keep away from unauthorized person, children and animals.
Additional Information
- IKU Biostimulant is compatible with most fertilizers and pesticides.
- It works effectively in a wide range of environmental conditions
Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflets.
