Trabe Proneem 450g

Neem has proved highly effective against insects (his most famous) but also as a systemic fungicide for treating sick trees or crops, protecting their roots. Being used as a preventative, you can prevent fungal diseases from invading plants, but if your action is remarkable fungal control of nematodes is even more important, keeping the same level of populations within allowable margins.

INDICATIONS
Fungi have much success against certain fungi that cause plant diseases. Both laboratory and field tests, Neem has controlled diseases like rust and Aspergyllus. In greenhouse tests, has an efficiency close to 100% against "the bean rust." Recently, it has shown a remarkable connection between truly unusual and Neem and fungi. In tests with extracts of Neem, despite not kill the fungus Aspergillus sp, against all expectations, these extracts completely stopped production of aflatoxin. Nematodes Neem products affect numerous nematodes, which are the most devastating pests and more difficult to control for agriculture. It is an effective alternative since most synthetic nematicides have been recalled by its toxicity. Crustaceans: In the rice fields, a tiny aquatic crustacean, the Ostrocod Heterocypris luzonensis, feeds on algae that produce nitrogen from air, drastically reducing fertilizer for crops. Aqueous extracts of neem seed kernel controls this tiny animal. Ground tracks: Applied in dusting right at the base of the neck, prevents damage from caterpillars protect the floor.

DIRECTIONS
Place under the dropper a number of product so that the drop will distilling the essence. The amount depends on the crops: at 1 g per plant vegetables, fruit and 5 to 10 g per plant. In the case of having no irrigation, when to prepare the ground before planting, spread evenly at a rate of 1 g per square meter.

Composition
Humic
14.35%
Fulvic acids
10.65%
Potassium
3.260 mg / kg
Phosphorus
4,065 mg / kg
Organic Matter
81.95%
Nitrogen
6.72% (w / w)
Protein
42.00%