Microelements are essential chemical elements for the human body, but only in small amounts. The same applies to plants. Although plants require very little microelements, they are just as important as major nutrients for plant growth.

When certain microelements are lacking, crop growth and development will be clearly affected, leading to lower yield and quality. As plant growth and crop production continue to increase, the use of fertilisers and microelement fertilisers is also gradually increasing. Microelement fertilisers usually mainly include iron, manganese, zinc, copper, molybdenum, and boron.

New Microelement Product

To make microelements easier for plants to absorb and to reduce loss, Advansia has also introduced another new microelement product — A-Micro Turbo.

A-Micro Turbo uses a natural chelating compound, amino acid. Amino acid chelation belongs to one of the smallest molecular chelates, making it easier for plants to absorb and allowing it to move quickly within the plant. Even under poor conditions, it can still maintain its effectiveness.

A-Micro Turbo contains seven types of microelements and also provides 25% amino acid.

A farming couple from Gua Musang shared that using A-Micro Turbo on vine crops effectively reduced microelement deficiency symptoms, while also improving crop harvest and quality.

The company recommends using 20g of A-Micro Turbo mixed with 20 litres of water and spraying evenly on the leaf surface for vine crops.