Postbus 169, 3400AD
IJsselstein, Netherlands
Postbus 169, 3400AD
IJsselstein, Netherlands
Metrop develops, manufactures, and supplies biomineral concentrated liquid plant food, suspension plant food, foliar plant food, plant health promoters, and more.
The majority of the Metrop plant nutrient product line is suitable as foliar nutrition.
The majority of the Metrop plant nutrient product line is suitable as foliar nutrition. Due to years of cultivation experience and testing, we approach crops in a different way than most other fertilizer producers.
The main idea is to give the crop what it can absorb most in each phase of the growth and flowering cycle.
Because every grower wants the highest yield, and every grower wants the best taste of their final product, right? Because every grower wants the highest yield, and every grower wants the best taste of their final product, right? Metrop strives to offer growers the most effective products on the market. For this reason, Metrop focuses primarily on mineral trace elements and enzymatic processes, as well as the effect on plant and human health. The products are developed and improved through a nutrient analysis of the plant juice every 2 weeks in a growth and flowering cycle. (S.A.P. Analysis) It's the only way to make the best plant fertilizer! Because we use different raw materials for our products than other plant food suppliers, we are able to make greater NPK differences, resulting in better, stronger, and greater crop development. For the producer and the consumer, this means a healthier and better-tasting final product.
Plants extract most of their nutrients from soil absorption. However, there are many cases where supplying fertilizers through foliar feeding is necessary and better:
To minimize environmental impact. The effect of foliar plant food is greater than that of plant food in the soil. This can be important in areas sensitive to salinization or drying.
To prevent or cure nutrient deficiency when nutrient demand exceeds the root absorption rate. This can be due to poor root development or rapid crop growth.
Avoid soil conditions that limit fertilizer availability and accelerate plant response. These conditions include unfavorable soil pH value, moisture, texture, and aeration.
Directing nutrients where we want them, in relation to indirect transport through soil and roots. Examples of this are preventing nutrient deficiencies in specific parts of the plant, for example, the fruit.
Providing food to plants with deep root systems, when surface application of soil fertilizers like P, K, Ca, Mg, and trace elements is not effective.
If you want a great carp, use the Metrop leaf feeding program.
