UNI ACTIVE
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Uni Active is a high-performance flowering stimulant formulated with fulvic acid, essential vitamins, and natural plant hormones. It promotes early and uniform flowering, improves flower and fruit retention, and enhances crop yield and quality. Ideal for use during the pre-flowering and flowering stages of crops.
Recommended Dosage:
1–2 ml/liter of water as foliar spray during flowering stages. Repeat every 10–15 days if needed.
Key Benefits:
Promotes early and uniform flowering
Improves flower retention and fruit set
Enhances nutrient absorption
Increases stress tolerance
Boosts yield and crop quality
Recommended Dosage:
1–2 ml/liter of water as foliar spray during flowering stages. Repeat every 10–15 days if needed.
Key Benefits:
Promotes early and uniform flowering
Improves flower retention and fruit set
Enhances nutrient absorption
Increases stress tolerance
Boosts yield and crop quality
Technical Specifications
| Product ID | #60 |
| Supplier | Unicrop Biochem |
Application Guidelines
Product Features
- High quality materials
- Suitable for all farm types
- Easy application
- Fast results
- Environmentally friendly
Best Practices
- Follow supplier recommendations for optimal results
- Check seasonal application guidelines
- Store in cool, dry conditions
- Contact supplier for bulk orders and custom solutions
- Review safety data sheets before use
Safety & Compliance
CFIA Certified
Safety Compliant
Quality Assured
Always read and follow label instructions. Wear appropriate PPE during handling and application. Contact supplier for specific safety information.
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