Zinc & Boron is a specialized liquid formulation developed for flowering and fruit set nutrition programs. By combining zinc, boron, nitrogen, organic carbon, and organic matter, the product is designed to support key reproductive stages including bud development, pre-flowering, pollination, fertilization, and early fruit formation.
Successful fruit production begins long before flowers open. Bud quality, flowering potential, pollination efficiency, and fertilization success all influence the final number and quality of fruits produced. Zinc & Boron was developed with this objective in mind, providing two of the most important nutrients associated with reproductive development in a convenient liquid formulation suitable for foliar application.
Zinc contributes to bud growth, enzyme activity, auxin regulation, reproductive development, and seed formation. Boron plays a critical role in pollination, fertilization, cell division, sugar transport, and cell wall development. The presence of organic carbon and organic matter further complements the nutritional profile of the formulation and supports its use within professional fruit set programs.
The product is particularly suitable for orchard crops, vineyards, pistachio, citrus, oilseed crops, and other high-value crops where flowering quality, fruit set, and reproductive performance are major production priorities. Its liquid formulation allows timely application during critical growth stages when nutrient demand is highest.
Guaranteed Analysis
• Total Nitrogen (N): 4% (w/v)
• Soluble Zinc (Zn): 4% (w/v)
• Complexed Zinc (Zn): 2% (w/v)
• Soluble Boron (B): 0.4% (w/v)
• Organic Carbon (OC): 4% (w/v)
• Organic Matter (OM): 5% (w/v)
Application Guide
Maximum effectiveness is generally achieved when applications begin before flowering and continue through early reproductive stages. In orchard crops, post-harvest applications and treatments during bud swelling can be valuable components of a complete fruit set program.
Foliar Application
1–2 L per 1000 L of water
Recommended Timing
From bud swelling through fruit set, particularly before flowering and after harvest as part of flowering and fruit set nutrition programs.