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Natural organic foliar fertilizer for corn, rhubarb, tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes, flowers & More.

Organic foliar feeding can be the most efficient method of feeding a plant. Tests have shown that  up to 90 percent of a foliar fed fertilizer solution can be found in the smallest root of a plant within 60 minutes of application.          

Foliar feeding organic fertilizer is an effective method for correcting soil deficiencies and overcoming the soil’s inability to transfer nutrients into the plant. A project funded by the Atomic Energy Commission and conducted at Michigan State University, using radio­active tagged nutrients, proved that foliar feeding is 8 to10 times more effective than soil feeding.

The best time to apply organic foliar fertilier is late evening to early morning. These are the times when the stomata (the small opening on the leaves) are open.

Avoid foliar spraying when the temperature is above 80F and when the weather is hot and dry and water vapor is leaving the cells.

Foliar spray when (1) the temperature is 72F or below, (2) when the cells of the leaf are full of water and dew has collected on the foliage (early in the morning), (3) when air temperatures and humidity both equal 135 or less and (4) when air temperature is cooler than soil surface temperature.

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