8% Zinc Foliar Fertilizer
ZnAce, the 8% Zinc Acetate Fertilizer from CultivAce, offers a powerful solution to zinc deficiencies as a zinc foliar fertilizer. High phosphorus levels in the soil can limit zinc availability to plants, leading to nutrient imbalances. With its specialized formulation. ZnAce provides plants with a readily available and easily absorbed form of zinc. Zinc, as a nutrient, facilitates essential physiological processes for optimal growth and development.
ZnAce proves beneficial in alleviating zinc deficiency. Soils affected by high pH, phosphorus, nitrogen, copper, and manganese levels, can see limited zinc uptake. Zinc ensures their overall health and productivity.
Functions of Zinc as a Nutrient
Production of Auxins and Root Formation: Zinc plays a vital role in the production of auxins, which are plant growth hormones responsible for root development and branching. Adequate levels of zinc facilitate the formation of a healthy root system, enhancing nutrient and water uptake, overall plant stability, and nutrient utilization efficiency.
Necessary for Starch Formation: Zinc is essential for starch synthesis and storage, a key carbohydrate in plants. Starch serves as an energy reserve and plays a crucial role in various metabolic processes. By ensuring an adequate zinc supply, ZnAce supports zinc uptake in plants correcting zinc deficiency. Zinc, as a nutrient, is vital for starch formation, energy production, and maintaining plant vigor.
Regulation and Consumption of Sugars: Zinc fertilizers help correct zinc deficiency. Zinc is used in the regulation and metabolism of sugars within the plant. It influences sugar translocation and utilization, enabling efficient energy allocation to support growth, flowering, and fruit development. Zinc helps optimize sugar dynamics within plants, improving crop quality and yield.
Influences the Rate of Seed and Stalk Maturation: Zinc is an essential micronutrient involved in the seed and stalk maturation processes. It influences seed development timing and rate, ensuring proper seed set, size, and quality. Zinc also plays a role in stalk development and strength, supporting plants' structural integrity and reducing lodging risk.
By incorporating a zinc foliar fertilizer like ZnAce 8% Zinc Acetate Fertilizer into your fertilization program, you provide plants with a reliable and highly efficient source of zinc to correct deficiency. CultivAce's commitment to top-quality fertilizers ensures consistent results across various crops. Experience the transformative benefits of zinc in enhancing plant growth, development, and overall crop productivity.
Soil factors that can limit zinc uptake:
High pH
High phosphorus
High nitrogen
High copper and manganese
Benefits of zinc as a Nutrient
Promotes auxin production and root formation.
Essential for starch formation in plants.
Regulates and consumes sugars efficiently.
Influences seed and stalk maturation rate.
Enhances photosynthesis and chlorophyll production.
Improves plant resistance to stress.
Supports enzyme activity and metabolic processes.
Stimulates flower and fruit development.
Enhances nutrient uptake and utilization efficiency.
Increases crop yield and quality.
Promotes healthy root growth and nutrient absorption.
Helps in the formation of protein and DNA in plants.
Supports overall plant growth and development.
Ensures optimal zinc levels for plant health and vitality.
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Guaranteed Analysis
- Zinc (Zn) ... 8.0%
9.55 lb/gal @ 68℉
COMPATIBILITY: This product is compatible with most pesticides, however, it is not possible to test all pesticide mixes. A jar test is recommended before use.
General Use Recommendations
DILUTION: Field and row crops: 3 to 20 gallons by air, 10 to 40 gallons by ground. Tree crops: concentrate 50 to 100 gallons, dilute 100 to 500 gallons.
NET CONTENTS: 2.5 GALLONS (9.46L)
Net weight 23.875 pounds
Suggested Uses
(rates par acre)
Crops such as, but not limited to:
Sugar Cane :: 1—4 pints per acre.
Hops :: 1 – 4 pints
Lettuce, celery, spinach and other leafy vegetables :: 1 – 4 pints – Apply after transplanting or thinning, repeat as needed.
Hazelnuts, pistachios, other deciduous trees :: 1 – 4 pints – Apply at bud break. Repeat every two trees to three weeks.
Potatoes :: 1 – 4 pints – Apply at tuber initiation, repeat in 2 – 4 week intervals.
Raspberries, Blueberries, strawberries, Blackberries :: 1 – 3 pints – Apply pre-bloom repeat every 2-4 weeks.
Grasses grown for seed :: 1-4 pints. Apply at tillering, early boot and flag leaf emergence.
Apples, cherries, peaches, almonds, walnuts, pears, stone, pome fruits, citrus and nuts :: 1 – 4 pints per acre at 2 to 4 week intervals.
Barley, oats, wheat, rice, and other small grains :: 1 – 4 pints – Apply at tillering, early boot and flag leaf emergence.
Beans, peas and other legumes :: 1 – 3 pints – Apply at early bud, repeat after bloom.
Cabbage, broccoli, carrots, onions, tomatoes and other vegetables ::1 – 4 pints – Apply when growth is 4 – 8” high. Repeat every 2 weeks as needed.
Corn, field and sweet :: 1 – 4 pints – Apply when 10 – 20” high, repeat in 2 – 4 weeks as needed.
Grapes :: 1 – 4 pints – Apply dormant, pre-bloom and post-bloom as needed.
Information regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product is available on the internet at http://www.aapfco.org/metals.htm
CAUTION: KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN, HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED
NOTICE: Manufacturer makes no warranties, expressed or implied. The buyer assumes all risks associated with the use of this product. In the event of damage resulting from a breach of warranty, the buyer agrees to accept a refund of the purchase price as full discharge of the manufacturers liability.
