- Description
- Micronized sulfur is specially manufactured for spraying at a rate of 2.5 grams per liter of water.
As for agricultural sulfur, it is not intended for spraying, and is not soluble or wet. - It is added as fogging on the surface of the soil or plant leaves.
- Micronized sulfur acts as a preventive pesticide in addition to supplying sulfur to plants, while agricultural sulfur is considered a first class soil improver, as it helps in adjusting the soil pH, as it is a general disinfectant for it.
- Micronized sulfur has very small particles and is sold in small packets, unlike agricultural sulfur, which has large sizes over 10 microns and is sold in chips.
- Micronized sulfur has many uses, not to mention being a sulfur nutrient.
- It has other uses and benefits:
- It is used as a preventative against fungal diseases.
- It is used as an insecticide because it kills mite eggs in their first incubation.
- It works to form an insulating scaly layer on the leaves of plants when sprayed on it.
- It is used in mixing with fungicides because of its efficiency in facilitating their absorption by plants,and adjusting the acidity of water.
- It is used in spraying in winter, as it works to warm the plant, so that the droplets of the solution formed from it act as a magnifying glass that collects the sun’s rays and focuses them on the plant, which gives it more heating and helps in the speedy ripening of the fruits.
- It is used as dry fogging during low temperatures to help kill fungal spores before
they penetrate plant tissues.
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