Z-MAX®
Benefits of Use:
Benefits of Use:
- Micronutrient source and chemical input tank mix partner
- N-P-K booster
- Nutrient buffer for tank mixes
- Improved plant vigor
- Essential components in chlorophyll, plant enzyme systems, protein and carbohydrate metabolism, photosynthesis, respiration, vitamins, and hormones
- Regulation of N-P-K, water, and plant solubles
Deficiency Symptoms-When to Apply:
- Occurs in alkaline, acid, and low organic matter soils
- Stunting, chlorosis, and poor plant vigor
- Sensitivity to disease pressure
- Poor fruit set
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