Amino Acid

Amino acid fertilizers serve several functions in plant growth and development:

Nutrient Source: Amino acids contain nitrogen, which is a crucial nutrient for plant growth. Nitrogen is essential for the formation of proteins, enzymes, chlorophyll, and other vital plant components. Amino acid fertilizers provide a readily available source of nitrogen for plants.

Stress Relief: Amino acids can help plants cope with various environmental stresses such as drought, heat, cold, salinity, and disease. They play a role in stress mitigation by facilitating the synthesis of stress-related proteins and metabolites.

Enhanced Nutrient Uptake: Amino acids can chelate or bind with essential minerals in the soil, making them more accessible to plants. This chelation process enhances the uptake of nutrients such as iron, zinc, copper, and manganese, which are crucial for plant growth and development.

Improved Photosynthesis: Amino acids are involved in the synthesis of chlorophyll, the green pigment responsible for photosynthesis. By providing amino acids, fertilizers can support the production of chlorophyll, thus enhancing photosynthetic efficiency and overall plant growth.

Stimulation of Root Growth: Amino acids promote root development by stimulating the production of auxins, which are plant hormones that regulate root growth and development. Stronger and healthier roots enable plants to absorb water and nutrients more efficiently from the soil.

Increased Flowering and Fruit Setting: Amino acids can promote flowering and fruit setting by regulating hormonal balance within the plant. They facilitate the production of hormones such as cytokinins and gibberellins, which play key roles in flower formation and fruit development.

Improved Nutrient Use Efficiency: Amino acid fertilizers can enhance the efficiency of nutrient utilization by plants. By providing a balanced supply of amino acids and nutrients, these fertilizers help minimize nutrient losses through leaching and runoff, ensuring that plants make optimal use of available resources.

Amino acid fertilizers contribute to healthier, more resilient plants with improved growth, yield, and quality. They are particularly beneficial in situations where plants face environmental stresses or nutrient deficiencies.

Amino Acid 80

The amino acid 80 product is highly concentrated, containing 75% and even more free amino acids. Free amino acids help plants recover from adverse conditions such as drought, pests and diseases, enhance stress resistance, and ultimately increase crop yield and quality.
Free amino acid products are often compatible with other fertilizers, pesticides, and agricultural inputs. This allows for easy integration into existing crop management practices without causing adverse effects or compatibility issues.

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Fish Protein Hydrolysate(FPH)

Fish protein hydrolysate (FPH) is a type of organic fertilizer made from fish by-products that have been enzymatically hydrolyzed.
It is a natural growth promoter. FPH contains bioactive compounds such as peptides, growth factors, and hormones derived from fish proteins. These compounds have growth-promoting effects on plants, stimulating root development, enhancing nutrient uptake, and increasing resistance to environmental stresses.

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Amino Acid 50

The amino acid 50 product contains 45% free amino acids. It helps plants recover from adverse conditions such as drought, pests and diseases, enhances stress resistance, and ultimately improves crop yield and quality.
It is also can compatible with other fertilizers, pesticides and agricultural inputs.

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Hydrolyzed Protein Based Organic Nitrogen

This product is a water-soluble powder produced by enzymatic technology. It is derived from soybeans and contains 16% organic nitrogen.
It helps increase soil organic carbon content, thereby enhancing soil structure, water retention and nutrient retention. Oligopeptides in fertilizers interact with enzymes and proteins in plant cells, stimulating enzyme activity and metabolic transport, thereby improving nutrient absorption and utilization efficiency.
Over time, these organic fertilizers can help improve soil health, especially in degraded or depleted soils.

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