Zinc Sulfate
Chemical Composition:
Properties of Zinc Sulfate:
Zinc is involved in the formation of both Glycol and Glycine Peptidases, which are essential in protein metabolism. It plays a role in the synthesis of growth hormones and contributes to the formation and production of pollen grains. Zinc also plays a part in the plant’s ability to retain moisture and in the formation of proteins, RNA molecules, and encourages the formation of cytochromes.
These compounds are characterized by their high purity and easy water solubility. They do not leave any residues in irrigation systems.
The acidity of these compounds has a significant impact that aligns well with the alkaline nature of Egyptian soils.
Methods of addition and use:
By foliar spray: Generally, apply 2 to 4 grams per liter as needed, ensuring that it is mixed with citric acid or amino acids.
For soil fertilization: Apply through irrigation networks at a rate of 2 to 3 kilograms per application, according to the proposed fertilization program once weekly. It is advisable to mix it with citric acid during addition.
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