Silicon Soil Application

• Chemical Name: Available silicon (as stabilized) from Plant or Horticultural use. 

• Chemical Composition: Typically Varies (Generally stabilized silicates) 

• Silicon Content: – 10 -15% available Si (Based on formula) 

• Form: Gray to off-white powder or granules 

• Solubility: Not readily soluble in water; soil soluble 

• Purity: Agricultural grade 

• pH (1% Solution): ~ 10. 

• Strength’s stem and structure of plant by encouraging deposition of silica in plant cell walls. 

• Enhances pest resistance, fungus resistance and lodging in cereal crops. 

• Enhances drought, salinity, and heavy metal tolerance. 

• Enhances the uptake of nutrients, particularly phosphorous, calcium and magnesium. 

• Trans-regulates some physiological disorders such as fruit cracking, stem end collapse and tip burn. 

• Stimulates deep rooting and stronger root growth. 

• Enhances the soil structure, aeration and increases the activity of the microbiology in the rhizosphere. 

• Promotes healthier crops and fruits with longer shelf life and marketable surface. 

• Soil Application:
  Dose: 5-10 Kg per acre according to need of soil and crop.
  Method of application: Use as basal dose at the time of land preparation or mix with compost/FYM and distribute uniformly in the field. Lightly work into the topsoil. 

• Can also be used with:
  Organic manure
  Biofertilizers
  Other micronutrients (according to compatibility) 

• Use in field or as early when crops begin to grow. 

• For long season crops or very sandy soils prone to leaching repeat halfway through the season. 

• All crops including cereals, flowers, fruits, vegetables etc. 

• Take only as directed. 

• Do not use Soil Application in alkaline soils without consulting with an expert. 

• When handling, wear gloves and a face mask. 

• Keep Soil Application in a dry place and out of the sun. 

• Do not use near children or animals. 

• Standard bag size: 25 kg crafted bag with liner
• Customizable as per client/manufacturer/trader requirement