This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Customers Also Bought...
Maxicrop Triple is a liquid seaweed feed cointaining a complex mix of organic compounds including betaines and cytokinins as well as other organic compounds. Despite not being specifically classed as a fertiliser, Maxicrop Triple encourages strong and healthy growth as well as helping the plant resist stress. Maxicrop Triple contains 25.6% soluble solids for foliar spray or root drench for all agricultural and horticultural crops.
This bio-stimulant product offers many benefits to growers including stimulating beneficial soil microbes, boosting root growth, enhancing chlorophyll production and retention and alleviating environmental stress such as heat, cold, drought, wind and phyto-toxicity. Maxicrop Triple can be used on a regular basis from germination onwards to help produce strong, healthy crops.
Key Benefits
- Suitable for use on all agricultural and horticultural crops.
- Can be applied as a foliar spray or root drench.
- Encourages strong and healthy growth.
- Helps the plant resist stress.
- Stimulates beneficial soil microbes and boosts root growth.
Recommendations
- Always read the product label before use.
- Save time and money and mix with Blue Dye to ensure no areas are missed.
- Improve the pH of your soil by applying Granulated Lime.
Got A Question?
Email us today: sales@sports-grounds.com
Yes, over-fertilisation can burn plant leaves, stunt growth, and create
environmental issues. More is rarely better when using fertilisers.
Always read and follow label recommendations for fertilizer rates,
dilutions, and application guidelines. If you are ever in doubt, always
err on the conservative side or use less fertiliser.
Whether you are using liquid (inc.soluble) or granular style treatments on your ground, you should always follow the manufacturers product guidelines. If you are at all uncertain, call us on: 01706 360 572.
Any product sprayed whether granular or liquid (inc.soluble) onto the ground can potentially cause some scorch if applied to a stressed crop. To avoid this do not apply products such as liquid fertilisers to stressed crops or under hot conditions in bright sunlight. Typically early morning or evening are the safest times.