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- Application Instruction
Magnesium Sulfate Monohydrate can be applied in the form of an independent water solution or together with urea, foliar fertilizers and appropriate pesticides (in any dose recommended by the producer). To achieve the best results we recommend application of the Magnesium Sulfate Monohydrate in the form of a water solution together with appropriate foliar fertilizers, e.g.:
- ActiPlon – crystalline fertilizers with microelements
- Actipol – microelement chelates of: iron, manganese, zinc, copper, molybdenum and cobalt
- ActiCal – liquid calcium chelate
- ActiBor – 150 – liquid boron fertilizer
- Super ActiBor – 21 – crystalline boron fertilizer
When dissolving, Magnesium Sulfate Monohydrate MgO 23% increases the temperature of the solution, which enhances the effectiveness of the spray.
- Preparation of Working Solution
In the sprayer tank filled up to half of the capacity with water, with the mixer turned on, dissolve, one by one, Magnesium Sulfate Monohydrate, urea, microelement fertilizers and pesticide. The solution should be used up within several hours from its preparation. It is recommended to apply Magnesium Sulfate Monohydrate according to the dosage information presented in the table. The remaining components of the working solution should be applied according to the recommendations of their producers in the bottom level dose recommended.
- Dosage
Magnesium Sulfate Monohydrate with microelements Zn and Mn
Magnesium
AMOUNT OF
CROPS
NUMBER OF
Recommended timing of treatment
sulfate
WORKING
TREATMENTS
concentration
SOLUTION
[%]
[l/ha]
BEETROOT
2
I – 4-8 leaves
2.5*
200-300
II – 15-20 days after the first spray
CEREALS
2
I – start of tillering
2.5*
200-300
II – blade formation phase
RAPESEED
2
I – start of spring vegetation
2.5*
200-300
II – green bud phase (beginning)
POTATOES
2
I – formation of side shoots
2.5*
200-300
II – before flowering
CORN
2
I – 4-7 leaves
2.5*
200-300
II – 10-15 days after the first spray
FIELD BEANS
2
I – 6-8 leaves
2.5*
200-300
AND PEAS
II – before start of flowering
LUPIN
2
I – well formed rosette
2.5*
200-300
II – before start of flowering
PASTURES AND
I – after start of spring vegetation
2
II – after each grazing and hay harvest at the time
2.5*
200-300
MEADOWS
of initial regrowth of pasture sward
TOBACCO
2–3
in the vegetation period, every 14 days
3
200-300
HOP
2
before flowering and during cone formation
2
1000-3000
FRUIT TREES AND
2–3
I – after flowering, then every 2 weeks, until shoot
1
700-1000
BUSHES
growth lasts
I – after flowering (varieties with fruit sensitive to
VINES
2–3
magnesium – spray for the first time 2-4 weeks
0.5–1.0
500-1000
after flowering) then every 2 weeks
In the case of needle yellowing or browning apply
CONIFERS
several sprays every 10 days until the symptoms of
1
300-500
magnesium deficit disappear
Select according to the plants’ nutrition require-
ments, fertilizer recommendations, growth phase
and plant condition and soil and climate conditions.
HORTICULTURAL
Foliar application – apply every 10-14 days.
Fertigation – when preparing the nutrient in tank B
0.1–0.6
200-300
CROPS
dissolve MAGNESIUM SULFATE, mixing intensively,
and then add the remaining ingredients. Watering
(outdoor) – apply every 10 days, ensuring optimum
ground moisture
Properties
- Typical Properties
| Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
| Magnesium oxide (mgo) | 23 | % | — |
| Sulfur trioxide (SO3) | 46 | % | — |