Nano PUFA - Advanced Plant Nutrients with Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids 1 L - Bloom Nutrients - Hydroponic Nutrients - Plant Micronutrient

Nano PUFA is an innovative plant nutrient designed to optimise growth and yield through nano-sized polyunsaturated fatty acids encapsulated in a chitosan-based bio-polymer. With particles under 100 nanometres, Nano PUFA offers immediate bioavailability, boosting plant metabolism, photosynthesis, and overall health. Ideal for crops, vegetables, fruits, and hydroponic systems, this nutrient solution provides essential fatty acids that are quickly absorbed and mobilised within the plant’s vascular system.

• Immediate Bioavailability: Ultra-small particles enable rapid absorption, delivering instant nutritional benefits.
• Enhanced Photosynthesis: Supports energy production by actively aiding photosynthetic processes.
• Superior Yield and Quality: Improves crop quality and yield through essential polyunsaturated fatty acid enrichment.
• Photostable Formulation: Remains stable in sunlight, preventing oxidation and maintaining effectiveness.
• Versatile Compatibility: Easily integrates with other agricultural inputs, adaptable for various farming practices.
• Non-Phytotoxic: Safe for plants with no risk of harmful effects.
• Eco-Friendly and Biodegradable: Naturally degrades without harming the ecosystem.

• Long-Season Vegetables (e.g., Tomato, Carrot, Watermelon): Mix 4 ml per litre of water, apply 4 litres per hectare.
• Short-Season Vegetables (e.g., Onion, Spinach, Pea): Mix 2-3 ml per litre of water, apply 2-3 litres per hectare.
• Fruits (e.g., Apple, Banana, Avocado): Mix 4-5 ml per litre of water, apply 4-5 litres per hectare.
• Broad Acre Crops (e.g., Wheat, Cotton, Soybeans): Mix 1 ml per litre of water, apply 1 litre per hectare.
• Hydroponics: Mix 1-2 ml per litre of water, apply via spray or fertigation.

Unlock the full potential of your plants with Nano PUFA - the advanced nutrient solution that enhances plant health, yield, and quality while supporting sustainable agricultural practices.