Introduces the superbrand Solinure: advanced Water-Soluble fertilizers
Our Solinure water-soluble fertilizer line is designed for your field or greenhouse fruit and vegetable crops. It has a strong track record of dependable, tangible results. The magnesium and trace elements, tailored to your particular needs, boost your crops’ performance.
This complete range gives you all the right analyses, whatever your specific needs.
Solinure 9 High P has the analyses and trace elements to meet your particular needs and enhance crop performance.
Chloride-free and little or no urea
Ideal for greenhouses and tunnel systems
Full trace-element package includes MgO
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Solinure is a line of water-soluble NPK fertilizers designed for field or greenhouse fruit and vegetable crops, providing reliable results with its pure and clean ingredients.
These fertilizers are chloride-free and contain little to no urea, which makes them ideal for greenhouses and tunnel systems. They also include a full trace-element package with magnesium.
Solinure enhances crop performance by providing balanced nutrition, tailored to the specific needs of fruits and vegetables, boosting their growth and quality.
Yes, the Solinure range includes various formulations such as Solinure 1 High K and Solinure 3 Extra K, each designed for specific crop needs and stages of growth.
Yes, Solinure fertilizers are versatile and can be used in different production systems, especially suitable for high-demand environments like controlled greenhouse conditions.
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