Magnesium Nitrate

• Chemical Formula: Mg (NO₃) ₂·6H₂O 

• Magnesium (Mg): 9.5% minimum 

• Nitrate Nitrogen (NO₃-N): 11% minimum 

• Solubility in Water: 100% 

• Appearance: White crystalline powder 

• pH (1% solution): 6.0 – 7.5 

1. Enhances Photosynthesis: Magnesium is the central element of chlorophyll. By supplying magnesium in an available form, this fertilizer promotes higher photosynthetic activity, improving plant energy and productivity. 
2. Boosts Nitrogen Efficiency: The nitrate nitrogen in Magnesium Nitrate enhances root development and protein synthesis, leading to improved plant vigor and yield. 
3. Quick Correction of Deficiency: It rapidly corrects magnesium deficiencies in crops showing symptoms like interveinal chlorosis, leaf curling, or poor fruit setting. 
4. Improves Fruit Quality: Magnesium plays a critical role in sugar translocation, thereby enhancing the sweetness, size, and shelf life of fruits like grapes, tomatoes, and citrus. 
5. Compatible with Other Fertilizers: Magnesium Nitrate blends well with most water-soluble fertilizers, making it suitable for integrated nutrient management plans. 
6. Reduces Stress: Regular application reduces the impact of abiotic stress such as drought and heat, enhancing plant resilience and productivity. 
7. No Chloride or Sulphate Content: Unlike other magnesium sources, this product is chloride- and sulphate-free, ensuring no risk of salt buildup or crop toxicity. 
8. Safe for All Crops: Being highly pure and low in impurities, Magnesium Nitrate is safe for use on sensitive crops including floriculture and exotic vegetables.

• Foliar Spray: Recommended for quick deficiency correction and nutrient support during critical growth stages. 

• Fertigation: Suitable for drip and sprinkler irrigation systems, ensuring even distribution and efficient root uptake. 

Dosage: 

• Foliar Spray: 1.0 – 2.0 grams per litre of water, depending on the crop and stage of growth. 

• Fertigation: 5 – 10 kg per acre per application, depending on soil condition and crop requirement.
  Consult an agronomist for crop-specific recommendations. 

• Apply Magnesium Nitrate during the vegetative and reproductive stages for best results. 

• Magnesium Nitrate is ideal at early signs of magnesium deficiency. 

• During flowering and fruit development to improve quality and yield. 

• Avoid spraying Magnesium Nitrate during peak sunlight hours; best applied during early morning or late evening. 

• Always use clean water for preparation. 

• Do not mix Magnesium Nitrate with calcium-containing products in the same tank as it may cause precipitation. 

• Use protective gear (gloves, mask) during handling and spraying. 

• Store Magnesium Nitrate away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. 

• Conduct a jar test before mixing with other agrochemicals. 

• Available in high-quality laminated HDPE or LDPE bags. 

• Standard pack sizes: 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg. 

• Custom packaging options available on bulk demand.