Target Crops: Pulses, Cereals, Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, Citrus, Other crops such as Sugar Beet, Cotton, Oil Seeds, Medicinal Plants

Dosage:

• Soil Application: 4-5 kg per acre

• Foliar Spray:

• Preparation: Dissolve 3-5 gms in 1 liter of water

• Application:

• First Spray: 20 days post-sowing or transplantation

• Second Spray: 25 days after the first spray

• Third Spray: At the onset of blooming/flowering

Symptoms of Zinc Deficiency:

• Interveinal Chlorosis: Yellowing or whitening between the veins of younger leaves, with veins remaining green.

• Stunted Growth: Reduced growth including shorter stems and smaller leaves.

• Leaf Bronzing: Chlorotic areas may turn bronze or brown.

• Leaf Rosetting: Clustering of leaves on the stem due to shortened internodes.

• Delayed Maturity: Slower crop maturation.

• Reduced Fruit and Vegetable Size: Smaller than normal produce.

• Poor Fruit and Vegetable Quality: Poor color, taste, and texture.

Importance of Zinc Sulphate 33%:

• Enhances crop yields

• Regulates soil pH levels

• Promotes early green coloration and increased fruit yields

• Involved in chlorophyll production, photosynthesis, and enzyme activation

• Improves plant resilience against cold weather

• Enhances fruit appearance and prevents deformities

• Compatible with urea

• Enhances soil water retention, reducing drought impact

• Limits grain size thickness deviation

• Essential for flower and fruit setting