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Specialty Products

Maximise your yield with high quality nutrition

Discover our range of Premium Specialty Products

Specialty products are formulations made from high quality, plant-based raw materials, with active ingredients and chelated trace elements.

Their goal is to optimise nutrient uptake by the roots of the plants and improve the biological functions within the plants, so that they can maximise yields.

Specialty Products
geo AMINOPEST

AMINOPEST

This balanced mixture of amino acids, peptides, polypeptides, algae and the plant substance Glycine betaine, achieves rapid absorption and is immediately available to the plants.

geo BIO UPTAKE

BIO UPTAKE

Contains Αscophyllum nodosum algae. This characteristic is known as an excellent plant booster which also helps during stressful environmental conditions.

geo TRYPTON

TRYPTON

New technology product that contains the amino acid tryptophan in a significant quantity (22%).

geo SPRINT NOVADUS

SPRINT NOVADUS

Sprint Novadus is a special product that activates the natural ripening and coloring of the fruits.

geo OSMO GB

OSMO GB

OSMO GB is a natural osmotic-regulator and anti-stress product.

geo ZEATIN

ZEATIN

A combination of naturally sourced amino acids, auxins, and cytokinins.

Specialty Products

SULIS

It supplies the plant with Molybdenum and Boron. Accelerates fruit growth & increases sugar content.

ALGAMIN

It is a product based on brown seaweed (Feophyce), Amino Acids, and Peptides, a unique blend.

FAQ : All you need to know about geo HUMUS speciality products

Specialty fertilizer products are a type of fertilizer that is formulated to meet specific crop or soil needs. They are designed to provide targeted nutrition to plants, improve soil health, and increase crop yields.

There are several types of specialty fertilizer products available, including:

  1. Slow-release fertilizers: These fertilizers release nutrients slowly over time, providing a steady supply of nutrients to plants over an extended period.

  2. Foliar fertilizers: These fertilizers are applied directly to the leaves of plants and are absorbed quickly, providing an immediate boost of nutrients.

  3. Microbial fertilizers: These fertilizers contain beneficial microorganisms that help improve soil health and nutrient uptake by plants.

  4. Organic fertilizers: These fertilizers are derived from natural sources, such as plant and animal waste, and are rich in organic matter that helps improve soil health and fertility.

  5. pH-specific fertilizers: These fertilizers are formulated to adjust the pH of the soil to the optimal range for a particular crop.

Specialty fertilizer products can be more expensive than traditional fertilizers, but they can provide significant benefits in terms of crop yield, plant health, and environmental sustainability. They are often used in combination with traditional fertilizers as part of an integrated nutrient management plan.

Choosing the right specialty fertilizer product for your crops can be challenging, but here are some general steps you can take to ensure you make the right choice:

  1. Assess your soil and crop needs: Conduct a soil test to determine the nutrient levels in your soil and identify any deficiencies. Also, consider the specific needs of your crops, such as their growth stage, soil type, and environmental conditions.

  2. Research different specialty fertilizer products: Look for specialty fertilizer products that are specifically formulated to address the nutrient deficiencies in your soil and meet the needs of your crops. Read product labels and online reviews, and consult with experts in the field.

  3. Consider the fertilizer composition: Look for specialty fertilizer products that contain the specific nutrients that your soil and crops need. For example, if your soil is deficient in nitrogen, look for a specialty fertilizer product that contains a high percentage of nitrogen.

  4. Choose the right application method: Consider the best method of application for your crop and soil type. Some specialty fertilizers are designed for foliar application, while others are best applied directly to the soil.

  5. Consider the cost: Specialty fertilizer products can be more expensive than traditional fertilizers, so consider the cost and benefits of using a specialty fertilizer product versus a traditional fertilizer.

  6. Consult with a professional: If you are unsure about which specialty fertilizer product to use or how to use it, consider consulting with a professional, such as a horticulturist, agronomist, or agricultural extension agent. They can provide expert advice and guidance to help you choose the right product for your crops.

With over 40 years of experience and collaboration with farmers and producers across Greece, our team of agronomists knows exactly how to help with most of your crop problems and can provide advice tailored to your specific needs.

You may find our range of products at your local plant store or in most agricultural supply stores around Greece. Find where the closest geoHumus supplier for liquid biostimulant products located in your area.

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