Mezfer starter 15-10-5
Liquid inorganic fertilizer.
Derived From:
Urea, Ammonium nitrate, Ammonium polyphosphate, Potassium thiosulfate, 10% Borax, Ferrous sulfate, Manganese sulphate, Magnesium sulphate, Calcium nitrate, Zinc sulfate, Copper sulphate.
How to use? Mix in 10.69 to 21.38 Gal. /A of water for land applications and in 15.82 to 18.49 Gal. /A of water for aerial applications.
Guaranteed analysis
NAME | % |
Total nitrogen (N) | 15.00 |
Available phosphate (P₂O₂) | 10.00 |
Soluble potash (K₂O) | 5.00 |
Calcium (Ca) | 0.05 |
Magnesium (Mg) | 0.05 |
Sulfur (S) | 0.50 |
Boron (B) | 0.02 |
Iron (Fe) | 0.10 |
Manganese (Mn) | 0.05 |
Zinc (Zn) | 0.05 |
Recommendations
CROP | DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
Alfalfa | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | For forage apply 15 days after cutting. |
Cotton | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Apply in the desiccation season, at the time of kiting and when it is in the formation of the cotton. |
Coffe tree, Avocado tree | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Make applications after flowering one month before cutting and immediatly after cutting. |
Cabbage, Lettuce | 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Make three applications with intervals of 7-10 days, starting 15 days after transplantation. |
Strawberries | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | After transplanting, in flowering and when the fruit is green. |
Legumes: Beans, Soy Bean, Broad bean, Lentil and Peanut | 41.0 – 68.4 Fl. Oz./A | Make the first application 30 days after sowing and apply another 3 at 15-day intervals. |
Fruit trees: Apple, Peach, Walnut. | 13.53 – 20.29 Fl. Oz. | Make applications after cutting, after flowering and when the fruits are developing. |
Tropical fruits: Orange, Lemon, Banana. | 13.53 – 20.29 Fl. Oz. in 10.69 Dals. water/A | Make applications after cutting, after flowering and when the fruits are developing ansd make a fouth application after harvest time. |
Grains: Corn, Sorghum, Wheat, Sugarcane, Oats, Barley and Pasture | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | When the plant is between 15-20 cm high at the beggining of the heading and when the grain filling begins, make 2-3 applications. |
Transplant vegetables | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | During the growing season, make four applications with an interval of 8 to 10 days. |
Direct sowing vegetables | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Start the application when the 2nd true leaf appears, making 4 applications with intervals of 8 to 10 days. |
Ornamental: Rose, Carnation, Crysanthemum, Birds of Paradise, overall cut flowers and nursery | 13.53 – 20.29 Fl. Oz. in 10.69 Dals. water/A | Apply in the first stage of development until the flower buds. |
Tobacco | 27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Applications are started 15 days after transplantation, subsequently they are carried out every 3 weeks. |
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | For forage apply 15 days after cutting. |
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Apply in the desiccation season, at the time of kiting and when it is in the formation of the cotton. |
Coffe tree, Avocado tree
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Make applications after flowering one month before cutting and immediatly after cutting. |
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Make three applications with intervals of 7-10 days, starting 15 days after transplantation. |
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | After transplanting, in flowering and when the fruit is green. |
Beans, Soy Bean, Broad bean, Lentil and Peanut
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
41.0 – 68.4 Fl. Oz./A | Make the first application 30 days after sowing and apply another 3 at 15-day intervals. |
Apple, Peach, Walnut.
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
13.53 – 20.29 Fl. Oz. | Make applications after cutting, after flowering and when the fruits are developing. |
Orange, Lemon, Banana.
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
13.53 – 20.29 Fl. Oz. in 10.69 Dals. water/A | Make applications after cutting, after flowering and when the fruits are developing ansd make a fouth application after harvest time. |
Corn, Sorghum, Wheat, Sugarcane, Oats, Barley and Pasture.
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
13.53 – 20.29 Fl. Oz. in 10.69 Dals. water/A | Make applications after cutting, after flowering and when the fruits are developing ansd make a fouth application after harvest time. |
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | During the growing season, make four applications with an interval of 8 to 10 days. |
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Start the application when the 2nd true leaf appears, making 4 applications with intervals of 8 to 10 days. |
Rose, Carnation, Crysanthemum, Birds of Paradise, overall cut flowers and nursery.
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
13.53 – 20.29 Fl. Oz. in 10.69 Dals. water/A | Apply in the first stage of development until the flower buds. |
DOSE | OBSERVATIONS |
27.4 – 54.7 Fl. Oz./A | Applications are started 15 days after transplantation, subsequently they are carried out every 3 weeks. |
Implementation timetable
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
March, April. May, July, August, September, October, November, December | Make three applications during the vegetative development of the plant, once the plant is in grain filling make one application. |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
All year long | Make one application 15 days after cutting, after the regrowth irrigation. |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
All year long | Apply foliar applications every 21 days from the appearance of the first true leaf on 50% of the cultivated area. |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
March to August | Perform foliar applications every 15 days. |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
Junary, February, March, September, October, November, December | Apply foliar applications every 15 days, starting with the minimum dose in early stages and gradually increasing the dose. |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
All year long | Apply every 15 days, in winter time apply half of the recommended dose |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
March, April, May, June, July, October and November | Apply foliar applications every 15 days, starting with the minimum dose in early stages and gradually increasing the dose. |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
All year long | Perform foliar applications every 21 days. |
APPLICATION MONTH | APPLICATION TIME |
All year long | Apply a foliar application 15 days after cutting when the plant is in green regrowth. |
CROP | APPLICATION TIME | JUNARY | FEBRUARY | MARCH | APRIL | MAY | JUNE |
Gramines | Make three applications during the vegetative development of the plant, once the plant is in grain filling make one application. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |||
Pastizales | Make one application 15 days after cutting, after the regrowth irrigation. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Legumes | Apply foliar applications every 21 days from the appearance of the first true leaf on 50% of the cultivated area. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Fruit | Perform foliar applications every 15 days. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ||
Fruittiles | Apply foliar applications every 15 days, starting with the minimum dose in early stages and gradually increasing the dose. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |||
Fruit trees | Apply every 15 days, in winter time apply half of the recommended dose | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Vegetables | Apply foliar applications every 15 days, starting with the minimum dose in early stages and gradually increasing the dose. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ||
Ornamentals | Perform foliar applications every 21 days. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Pastures | Apply a foliar application 15 days after cutting when the plant is in green regrowth. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
CROP | APPLICATION TIME | JULY | AUGUST | SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | DECEMBER |
Gramines | Make three applications during the vegetative development of the plant, once the plant is in grain filling make one application. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Pastizales | Make one application 15 days after cutting, after the regrowth irrigation. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Legumes | Apply foliar applications every 15 days from the appearance of the first true leaf and discontinue at the time of pod formation. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Fruit | Perform foliar applications every 15 days. | ✔ | ✔ | ||||
Fruittiles | Apply foliar applications every 15 days, starting with the minimum dose in early stages and gradually increasing the dose. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ||
Fruit trees | Apply every 15 days, in winter time apply half of the recommended dose. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Vegetables | Apply foliar applications every 15 days, starting with the minimum dose in early stages and gradually increasing the dose. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |||
Ornamentals | Perform foliar applications every 21 days | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Pastures | Apply a foliar application 15 days after cutting when the plant is in green regrowth. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Use Recommendation
EVERY FIFTEEN DAYS DURING FLOWERING |
GRAMINES | OZ/ACRE | |
Corn | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Sorghum | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Wheat | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Sugar cane | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Rice | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
BarleyCorn | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
PASTURE | OZ/ACRE | |
Alfalfa | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Millet | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Buffalo grass | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Johnsongrass | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
LEGUMES | OZ/ACRE | |
Beans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Soybeans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Broad Beans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Lentils | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Peanuts | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Peas | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Green beans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Chickpeas | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Guar | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
FRUIT | OZ/ACRE | |
Pineapple | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Melon | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Watermelon | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Vid | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Papaya | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Kiwi | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
EVERY FIFTEEN DAYS DURING FLOWERING |
BY TREE | LESS THAN 1 YEAR | 1 – 3 YEARS | 3 – 5 YEARS | 5 YEARS ANS OLDER |
Orange | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Apple | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Walnuts | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Pistachio | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Pine nut | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Grapefruit | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Avocado | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Tangerine | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Pomegranate | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Lemons | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Lemons | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Lime | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Banana | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Peach | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Pear | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Olives | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Cherries | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Plums | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Guava | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Fig | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Persimmon | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Mango | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Passion fruit | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
Coconut | 8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
EVERY FIFTEEN DAYS DURING FLOWERING |
VEGETABLES | L/H | OZ/ACRE |
Eggplant | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Bell pepper | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Chili | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Tomato | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Broccoli | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Cauliflower | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Cabbage | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Kale | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Mustard | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Lettuce | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Pumpkin | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Spinach | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Chard | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Celery | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Cucumber | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Squashes | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Beets | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Radishes | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Onion | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Garlic | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Coriander | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Parsley | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
FRUITTILES | L/H | OZ/ACRE |
Strawberries | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Blackberries | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Blueberries | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
EVERY FIFTEEN DAYS DURING FLOWERING |
POTTER |
ORNAMENTALS | L/H | LB/ACRE |
Shrubs | 6 in | 2 oz |
Annuals | 8 a 12 in | 2 oz |
Bulbs | 1 galon | 2 oz |
Palms | 2 galon | 2 oz |
Ferns | 3 galon | 2 oz |
Creepers | 5 galon | 4 oz |
Herbs | 7 galon 10 galon 15 galon 20 galon 30 galon 45 galon 100 galon | 4 oz 6 oz 6 oz 6 oz 8 grs 10 grs 15 grs |
PASTURE | L/H | LB/ACRE |
2 – 4 liters | 32 -64 oz |
OZ/ACRE | ||
Corn | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Sorghum | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Wheat | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Sugar cane | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Rice | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Barley Corn | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
OZ/ACRE | ||
Alfalfa | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Millet | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Buffalo grass | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Johnso ngrass | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
OZ/ACRE | ||
Beans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Soy beans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Broad Beans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Lentils | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Peanuts | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Peas | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Green beans | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Chick peas | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Guar | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
OZ/ACRE | ||
Pine apple | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Melon | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Water melon | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Vid | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Papaya | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Kiwi | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
CROP: Orange, Apple, Walnuts, Pistachio, Pine nut, Grapefruit, Avocado, Tangerine, Pomegranate, Lemons, Lime, Banana, Peach, Pear, Olives, Cherries, Plums, Guava, Fig, Persimmon, Mango, Passion fruit and Coconut.
EVERY 15 DAYS DURING FLOWERING |
< 1 YEAR | 1-3 YEARS | 3-5 YEARS | ≥5 YEARS |
8 oz | 10 oz | 12 oz | 14 oz |
CROP: Eggplant, Bell pepper, Chili, Tomato, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Kale, Mustard, Lettuce, Pumpkin, Spinach, Chard, Celery, Cucumber, Squashes, Beets, Radishes, Onion, Garlic, Coriander and Parsley.
EVERY 15 DAYS DURING FLOWERING |
L/H | OZ/ACRE |
2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
L/H | OZ/ACRE | |
Straw berries | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Black berries | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
Blue berries | 2 – 4 liters | 32 – 64 oz |
POTTER |
L/ H | OZ/ ACRE | |
Shrubs | 6 in | 2 oz |
Annuals | 8 a 12 in | 2 oz |
Bulbs | 1 gal | 2 oz |
Palms | 2 gal | 2 oz |
Ferns | 3 gal | 2 oz |
Creepers | 5 gal | 4 oz |
Herbs | 7 gal 10 gal 15 gal 20 gal 30 gal 45 gal 100 gal | 4 oz 6 oz 6 oz 6 oz 15 grs 30 grs 45 grs |
POTTER |
L/ H | OZ/ ACRE |
2 – 4 liters | 32 -64 oz |