Size (length*width*height): 8cm x 8cm x 18cm

Silica is often a forgotten element and has many benefits in the plant, including
strengthening cell walls.

BENEFITS(BIO-ORGARNIC):
– Improves photosynthesis and raises brix in all plants.
– Reduces the negative effects of excess aluminium,
sodium and manganese.
– Improves plant growth, lifting yield and quality.
– Enhances reproduction by improving pollination and
increasing pollen fertility.
– Produces an armour-like layer in the outer cell wall
resulting in stronger, more resilient plants.
APPLICATION RATES
Foliar Spray:
Vegetables
0.3 L per 100 L water up to 2 L/ha equivalent
Apply every 2 weeks or as required
Orchards & Vineyards
0.3 L per 100 L water up to 3 L/ha equivalent
Apply every 4 weeks or as required
Ornamentals & Turf
0.3 L per 100 L water up to 2 L/ha equivalent
Apply every 4 weeks or as required
Spot-Spraying
25 mL per 10 L water
Apply as required

INSTRUCTIONS
Shake or stir well before use.
Where higher water rates are required for good foliar coverage, do not exceed maximum product rate per hectare. Sensitive foliage or plants should be test sprayed prior to full scale application. Frequencies are a guideline only and
can be adjusted according to farm practices and/or in conjunction with crop monitoring. Ensure suitable spray conditions (e.g. temperature, humidity, windspeed), prior to foliar application. Compatibility and/or

STORAGE & HANDLING
– Store in a cool dry area out of direct sunlight.


For some organisms, silica is one of life’s necessary building blocks. For others, it has no health effect whatsoever. Silica can even be harmful to certain organisms.
For crops, however, silica is a key nutrient that is necessary for building and supporting cell structures within plant tissue. Being that plants are intelligent, they use the silica in their environment, however they need it most.

When a plant needs to store water molecules between its cells, it turns the available silica into hydrated silicon dioxide, or silicic acid. When a plant is building stronger leaves, or growing more permeable roots, the silica becomes a gel-like substance. Both of these tasks are accomplished by the plant’s transpiration system.

Silica is the second most abundant element found in the earth’s crust. It’s present in most soils, so if you grow in this medium, your crops are already exposed to silica. But if you grow hydroponically, you need to add the silica to your crop’s environment.


Baja Padi Silika Dan Buah Silicate 35 adalah slumber organik potassium (K) Dan Silica (Si) yang mudah diserap oleh pokok. Silica mengukuhkan sel dau