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Four advantages of foliar fertilizer
1. Targeted fertilization based on soil fertility levels ensures that the right type and formulation of nutrients are applied according to the specific needs of the crop. By analyzing the soil's nutrient content and the crop’s requirements, this approach helps replenish missing nutrients, effectively reducing or eliminating deficiency symptoms in plants. It not only improves plant health but also enhances overall productivity.
2. Fast-acting foliar fertilizers offer a quick and efficient way to supply essential nutrients directly to the leaves. When sprayed onto the foliage, these nutrients are rapidly absorbed through the leaf surface and immediately enter the plant’s metabolic processes. This method is more effective and faster than traditional soil fertilization, as it allows for quicker nutrient uptake and visible improvements in plant growth.
3. Foliar fertilization has proven to be highly effective in boosting crop yield. In fact, 90-95% of the dry matter in crops comes from photosynthesis. When foliar fertilizers are applied, the leaves absorb large amounts of nutrients, which enhance various physiological functions within the plant. This leads to increased photosynthetic efficiency, greater accumulation of organic substances, improved fruit and seed set rates, and ultimately higher yields and better quality produce.
4. One of the key advantages of foliar fertilization is that it avoids nutrient loss due to soil fixation, leaching, or runoff. Since the fertilizer is applied directly to the leaf surface, it bypasses the soil entirely. This method typically uses smaller quantities and lower concentrations compared to soil fertilization—often just one-tenth to one-fifth of the amount used in traditional methods. Once absorbed, the nutrients are quickly transported to the most active parts of the plant, ensuring high nutrient utilization and minimizing waste.