Sal Fix
Content:
Nitrogen (N) …….…. 11%
Zinc (Zn) ………….….2%
Calcium (Ca)…….…. 18%
(CaO) …….…………. 25.2%
Boron (B) ………….… 1%
Sulfur (S) …….……… 1%
Benefit:
- Sal Fix treats soil salinity resulting from excess sodium.
- Sal Fix contains calcium that stops the absorption of sodium and displacement it from the root area. Sodium is replaced by calcium, which in turn works to regulate the permeability of membranes again that were affected by the action of salts and works to balance the sodium ions in the cell.
- The most important characteristic of Sal Fix is the presence of a high percentage of organic acids which is responsible for displacing sodium to the furthest area from the roots, where the molecular weight of the acid is extremely small, which allows the sodium to be washed to the farthest area from the roots with the wastewater after binding with the acid.
- Sal Fix protects against soil salinity resulting from irrigation with high salinity water.
- Sal Fix improves soil properties and raises soil permeability and aeration.
- The chemical composition of Sal Fix improves the negative effects on plants resulting from salt stress.
- Sal fix plays an important role in metabolic processes and energy generation within the plant.
Dosage:
| Salinity | Dosage | |
| Soil | Medium salinity soil | 1.5 L/Fed then 1/L every 10 days if necessary |
| High salinity soil | 3 L/Fed then repeat every 7 days if necessary | |
| Water | 1500 ppm | 15-25 cm3/m3 |
| 1500 – 2500 ppm | 35 cm3/m3 | |
| > 2500 ppm | 60 cm3/m3 |
