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NPK 12.12.36 + micro

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What is NPK 12.12.36 + Micro?

A water-soluble fertilizer, rich in potassium at a high 36% ratio, with 12% nitrogen and 12% phosphorus, plus added micro elements (Micro) such as iron, zinc, manganese, copper, boron, and molybdenum. Specially designed for the fruiting stage to enlarge fruits and improve their quality.

Role of each element

  • Potassium (K) 36%: The main element in it, enlarges fruit size and improves its color, taste, and sweetness, and strengthens the plant against heat, thirst, and diseases.
  • Nitrogen (N) 12%: Maintains leaf greenness and activity to nourish the fruits.
  • Phosphorus (P) 12%: Supports continued flowering and maintains root strength.
  • Micro elements (Micro): Treat leaf yellowing and weak growth caused by a deficiency of iron, zinc, and manganese, which is a common problem in Kuwait's alkaline soil.

Its benefits

  • Enlarges fruit size and increases its weight.
  • Improves fruit color, giving it a richer color and better shine.
  • Raises the sugar content in fruits, making them sweeter and better tasting.
  • Improves fruit firmness and extends its storage period after harvest.
  • Strengthens the plant against heat, thirst, and stress, which is important in Kuwait's summer.
  • Dissolves quickly and completely in water, so the plant absorbs it quickly.
  • Suitable for fruiting vegetables, fruits, fruit trees, and flowers.

When should I use it?

  • Right after fruit set to begin enlarging them.
  • During the fruit growth and coloring stage, up until one to two weeks before harvest.
  • During periods of intense heat to strengthen the plant.
  • Before flowering and at planting time, use 13.40.13, and during general growth, use 18.18.18.

Method of use

  • With irrigation water: Dissolve the required amount in water well, then water the soil around the plant with it.
  • With a drip system: Dissolve the fertilizer in the feeding tank and use it with the irrigation water.
  • Spraying on leaves: Dissolve the amount in spray water and spray the leaves on both sides until wet.
  • Repeat use every 7 to 14 days during the fruiting stage.

Quantities

  • Houseplants and potted plants: 1 gram per liter of water.
  • Vegetables, fruits, and trees with irrigation: 1 to 2 grams per liter of water.
  • Leaf spraying: 0.5 to 1 gram per liter of water.
  • Farms with drip irrigation: 3 to 5 kg per 1000 square meters each time.

Start with the lower amount for small plants, and increase it gradually according to the plant's size and its fruit load. A level teaspoon is approximately equal to 5 grams.

Important tips

  • Do not exceed the specified amount, because excess burns the roots and leaves.
  • Do not use it at the start of planting, as it is intended for the fruiting stage.
  • Water the plant with plain water first if the soil is very dry, then use the fertilizer.
  • Spray the leaves early in the morning or after sunset, and avoid spraying during heat and strong sun.
  • Do not mix it in one concentrated solution with fertilizers that contain calcium.
  • For the best result, use it with a soil conditioner such as humic acid.

Storage and safety

  • Store in a dry, cool place away from sun and moisture, closing the container tightly after each use.
  • Keep out of reach of children and pets.
  • Avoid contact with eyes, and wash your hands after use.
NPK 12.12.36 + micro2.000 KD
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Last updated: 12 November 2026