Liquid Amino Acid is a concentrated organic formulation containing free amino acids together with iron and zinc, developed to support active plant metabolism, improve recovery after environmental stress, and maintain growth during critical periods. Suitable for foliar application and fertigation in orchard, field, greenhouse crops, and seedling production systems.
| Nutrient Group | Organic Nutrition |
|---|---|
| Nutritional Role | Stress Tolerance |
| Product Form | Liquid |
Plants are frequently exposed to environmental conditions that reduce growth activity and overall performance. Heat, cold, drought, salinity, transplanting, pruning, and other stress factors can temporarily limit plant metabolism and slow recovery. During these periods, supporting physiological activity becomes as important as supplying nutrients.
Liquid Amino Acid was developed as a concentrated organic formulation containing free amino acids together with iron and zinc. Free amino acids participate in protein synthesis, metabolic activity, photosynthesis, and natural recovery processes, while iron and zinc contribute to chlorophyll formation, greenness, enzyme activity, and healthy growth.
The formulation is designed for use during active growth stages and particularly after environmental or cultivation-related stress conditions. It can be integrated into foliar application and fertigation programs to complement nutrition strategies and support plant performance throughout the season.
Liquid Amino Acid is suitable for orchard, field, greenhouse, nursery, and seedling production systems where maintaining active growth, supporting recovery, and reducing the impact of stress are important management objectives.
Guaranteed Analysis
• Free Amino Acids (A.A): 22% (w/w) – 25% (w/v)
• Soluble Iron (Fe): 1.5% (w/w) – 1.7% (w/v)
• Soluble Zinc (Zn): 1.5% (w/w) – 1.7% (w/v)
Primary Use
Plant recovery and metabolic support after environmental stress.
Recommended Timing
After heat, cold, drought, salinity, transplanting, pruning, or other growth-limiting conditions, and during periods of active growth.
