Solinure GT: Sulfur boosts nutrient efficiency
Solinure GT comprises a complete range of products, with the right analyses for use in greenhouse and tunnel systems. It’s made of the purest raw materials and is low in urea and chloride-free. Featuring 100% chelated trace elements, it meets your plants’ essential magnesium requirements and ensures outstanding plant uptake no matter how tough the soil conditions.
Solinure GT9 boosts root development making it ideal for crop starter stages.
Chloride-free
Low levels of impurities in all ingredients
Optimal trace-element package
Meets all your plants’ nutritional requirements
Ideal for crop starter stages and increases root development
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Solinure GT is a range of water-soluble fertilizers designed specifically for use in greenhouses and tunnel systems, providing precision nutrition to protected crops.
Solinure GT products are chloride-free, low in urea, and made from the purest raw materials, ensuring optimal plant uptake and nutrition.
It meets the essential magnesium requirements of plants, crucial for photosynthesis, and is ideal for crop starter stages and root development.
The fertilizer features 100% chelated trace elements, which provide comprehensive nutrition and increase the efficiency of nutrient absorption by plants.
Yes, the range includes several formulations like Solinure GT 1, GT 2, and GT 3, each tailored for different stages of crop growth and specific nutrient needs.
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