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IJsselstein, Netherlands
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Metrop Concentrated liquid fertilizer
Metrop develops, manufactures and supplies biomineral concentrated liquid plant food, plant food suspension, leaf plant food, plant health promoters & more.
The majority of the Metrop plant nutrient products line are suitable as leaf nutrition.
Due to years of cultivation and testing experience, we approach the crops in a
different way than most other fertilizer producers.
The main idea behind this is to give nutrients what a crop can absorb the most in every phase of the growth and flowering cycle.
Because every grower wants the highest yield, and every grower wants the best taste of his end product, right?
Metrop strives to offer growers the most effective products on the market.
Metrop thereby focuses most on mineral trace elements and enzyme processes and the
health effect on plants and people.
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 is 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 larger NPK differences, which results in better, stronger and larger crop development.
For the grower and consumer, this means a healthier end product with a better taste!
WHY LEAF FERTILIZATION?
Plants extract the majority of their nutrients from soil uptake. However, there are many cases where the supply of fertilizers via leaf feed is both necessary and better:
- To minimize the environmental impact. The effect of leafy plant food is higher than that of plant food on the soil. This can be important in areas that are sensitive to salinization or drying out.
- To prevent or cure nutrient deficiency when the demand for nutrients exceeds the absorption rate of the root. This can be due to poor root development or rapid growth of crops.
- Circumventing soil conditions that limit the availability of fertilizers and speed up the response of plants These conditions include unfavorable pH value of the soil, moisture, texture and aeration.
- To direct nutrients where we want them, in relation to indirect transport through the soil and roots. Examples of this are the prevention of nutrient deficiencies in specific plant parts, for example Fruit.
- Supplying plant food to plants with deep root systems, when application of soil surface fertilizers such as P, K, Ca, Mg and trace elements is not effective.
If you want a big top, then use the Metrop leaf feeding program!
