► Definition:
Minx is a foliar nutrient containing organic acids (fulvic acid) and a mixture of micronutrients chelated on EDTA for use as a foliar spray, which achieves rapid access to cover all the needs of plants from organic acids and micronutrients, thereby achieving balanced growth and a yield of high quantity and quality.
► Characteristics and features:
- MINX gives the plant a complete set of important micronutrients and organic extracts which helps the plant in its life cycle.
- MINX increases the vegetative growth, strengthen the root system and complete various vital processes.
- MINX stimulates the plant to rapid growth and increase yield.
- MINX has an effective role at the stages when the plant suffers from adverse effects harmful to plants such as drought, high heat, cold, and salinity.
► Mixability:
It can be mixed with most commonly used fertilizers and pesticides and it is advisable to conduct a mixing experiment before use.
► Application rates:
| Crop | Application rate | Application timing |
| Fruit trees | 100 – 150 cm / 100 L water | From 2 – 4 treatments before flowering stage and after fruit set and during fruit growth period. |
| Field crops
(Rice – wheat) |
500 cm / acre | Beginning of season – Middle of season – beginning of heading stage. |
| Vegetables | 150 – 200 cm / 100 L water
( Minimum of 500 cm /acre) |
Three times through the season with 10 – 15 days between every treatment. |
