Frequently Bought with Bio Products

• Phosphate Solubilizing Bacterial Biofertilizer which is organically certified.• Vici Routz SP is used for drenching vide drip irrigation or manual drenching.• It has unique Silicate solubilizing bacteria, soil probiotics consortium, and prebiotics which act as bio primer that improves soil health and stimulates crop growth and root system, nutrient uptake, drought tolerance, and disease resistance by activating the beneficial microbes in the rhizosphere leading to healthy crop and bumper yield.Dose: Seasonal crops: Mix 1 gm per liter of water and drench to the root zone at 1 to 2 weeks after sowing or transplanting. (250gm/acre).Perennial crops: Apply once every 3 months for better results.Nurseries: 1 g/L of water. One application after germination is adequate. Application: Dissolve in water and apply as a soil drench to the root zone. Crops: Flower crops, vegetable crops, grapes, strawberries, fruits, spices, orchards, ornamentals, cereals, millets, pulses, oilseeds, fiber crops, sugar crops, cotton, and forage crops.

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• Phosphate Solubilizing Bacterial Biofertilizer which is organically certified.• Vici Routz GR is natural product used for broadcasting and ensure optimum soil moisture at the time of application for better results. • It has unique Silicate solubilizing bacteria, soil probiotics consortium and prebiotics which act as bio primer that improves soil health, stimulates the crop growth and root system, nutrient uptake, drought tolerance, disease resistance by activating the beneficial microbes in the rhizosphere leading to healthy crop and bumper yield. • Dose: Field: Seasonal crops: 3 – 6 kg per acre. Perennial crops: 3 – 6 kg per acre, for best results apply once in every three months.Nurseries: Use 500 gm to nursery plants raising for one acre. Vici Routz GR can be mixed with compost or sand or basal fertilizers and apply immediatly to soil. Crops: Paddy, Wheat, Cotton, Soybean, Sugarcane, Oil seeds, Pulses, Fruits, Vegetables and Floriculture crops

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