AMINOPRIM® is a plant recovery activator characterized by a very high content of amino acids and peptides of natural origin (50% of amino acids).
Amino acids are the basic components of proteins Plants can synthesize by themselves 20 basic amino acids, which they use to create proteins. However, that process requires a lot of time and energy.
Amino acids supplied to plants at critical moments save time and energy that the plant can spend on other life processes making them more efficient.
AMINOPRIM® is an organic plant recovery activator, containing highly concentrated dose of biologically active amino acids and short-chain peptides of natural origin. AMINOPRIM® is intended for foliar application to increase stress tolerance and accelerate regeneration after stress conditions.
AMINOPRIM® contains amino acids that stimulate synthesis of chlorophyll, are the basic building blocks of plant cells and accelerate the process of tissue reconstruction.
AMINOPRIM® contains 50% of natural AMINOACIDS including 15% of FREE AMINOACIDS:
AMINOPRIM® is EFFECTIVE:
The results of studies confirming the effectiveness of AMINOPRIM®.
ARABLE
higher yield of winter wheat – COBORU
higher yield of potato – COBORU
higher yield of winter oilseed rape – IUNG
higher yield of winter oilseed rape – COBORU
VEGETABLES
higher yield of bell pepper – UP
higher yield of tomato – InHort
larger tomato fruits – InHort
higher weight of broccoli flower head – InHort
higher diameter of broccoli flower head – InHort
FRUITS
higher marketable yield of strawberry – InHort
greater height of strawberry plants – InHort
higher sugar content in strawberry fruits – InHort
higher chlorophyll content in strawberry leaves – InHort
AMINOPRIM® is VERSATILE:
AMINOPRIM® is recommended for foliar application in all types of crops: row crops, fruits and vegetables.
* dose and number of treatments should be adjusted to the type of crops, plant vigor and growing conditions
InHort – Research Institute of Horticulture, Poland
COBORU – Research Centre For Cultivar Testing, Poland
IUNG – Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation, Poland
UP – Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences, Poland