How to Apply NanoPrime
Every Drop Counts. Follow this simple mixing and foliar-spraying guide to apply NanoPrime products accurately, safely, and effectively.
1. Choose the right product
Nano Green: Vegetative growth and leaf development.
Nano Blue: Root development, seed support, and early bud initiation.
Nano Red: Flower support and fruit development.
PrimeNutrium: Micronutrient support.
2. Use the correct dosage
Nano Green, Nano Blue, or Nano Red
Recommended dosage: 4 ml per litre of clean water.
Usable range: 2–7 ml per litre.
Maximum combined Nano dosage: 10 ml per litre.
Quick guide: 1 L = 4 ml · 10 L = 40 ml · 16 L = 64 ml · 20 L = 80 ml.
PrimeNutrium
Recommended dosage: 2 ml per litre of clean water.
3. Mix safely
Wear gloves, a protective mask, eye protection, and covered footwear.
Fill the spray tank with the required amount of clean water.
Measure the selected product accurately and add it directly to the water.
Mix thoroughly until the solution is uniform.
If another compatible product is needed, measure and add each product separately, mixing between additions.
Never premix concentrated fertilizers together. Prepare only the quantity needed and use the diluted solution on the same day.
4. Check compatibility
Compatibility can vary by fertilizer, water quality, and field conditions. When combining products, conduct a small test first. Stop if you see precipitation, separation, or another unexpected reaction.
5. Spray at the right time
Apply in the early morning or late evening.
Avoid strong sunlight, strong winds, and rainy conditions.
Allow enough drying time before rainfall.
Apply as a fine mist.
Cover upper and lower leaf surfaces evenly.
Aim for complete coverage without excessive runoff.
6. Application frequency
For crops in normal condition, apply once per month. Depending on crop condition and professional advice, application may be increased up to a maximum of twice per month. Do not exceed the recommended frequency.
Important
Always follow the product label, recommended dilution rate, and crop-specific advice from a qualified agronomy professional. Increasing concentration or frequency does not necessarily improve results and may cause over-application.