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Brix Mix Liquid (Gallon)
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| F241 |
1-4 |
$29.99
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| F241 |
5-9 |
10% off Mix & Match
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| F241 |
10+ |
20% off Mix & Match
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Created by Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply and continuously improved upon with over 16 years of research and grower trials. Formulated to increase Brix (or sugar content). Brix Mix contains carefully proportioned amounts of hydrolyzed fish powder, Omega 6-6-6, Maxicrop, Diamond K sulfate of potash, powdered sugar, Multi-Ke-Min trace minerals, Humax humic acids, sulfur, corn calcium and Therm X70 yucca extract. Raising Brix levels brings quick & dramatic production benefits. In trials, when applied correctly, we have seen yields increase over 25% after only 2 foliar applications. Insect and disease reduction for aphids, leafminers, flea beetles, whiteflies, spider mites, caterpillars, powdery mildew, botrytis, brown rot, anthracnose, shot hole and other fungi. High Brix also helps crops deal with climatic and other stress, and maintain its quality during post-harvest handling. Brix Mix includes a liquid and a powder component which must be used together. For an acre application, mix 10-12 lb of powder in 25-200 gallons of agitating warm water, add 1 gallon of liquid Brix Mix and spray while agitating. Rates per gallon are 3 tbs of liquid and 5 tbs of powder. Growers report best results when applied at least 3 or 4 times per crop at 3 to 4 lb of powder and 1 quart of liquid per acre per application. It is best to apply when Brix is low, soil is cool, during insect outbreaks or climatic stress, and at pre-bloom or flowering growth stages. To increase effectiveness, add 35% food-grade hydrogen peroxide and ascorbic acid (see Foliar Spray Enhancers section). Incompatible with Cherimoyas. Do not spray within a week of harvest as the residue could affect taste of the crop.
Unit Ship Weight: 12 lbs.
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Notes
 Sales tax will be added for this item if it is shipped within California.
Manufacturer states this product complies with NOP. Use for foliar feeding
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