
Every granule of Rainbow Plant Food
contains a perfect combination of nutrients to maximize
distribution and crop yield. Here’s a sampling of
some of the minerals our granules contain:
Magnesium
– This mineral is a key element for chlorophyll development
and the formation of sugars within the plants. Magnesium also
acts as a carrier for phosphorus throughout the plant and
root system. Think of it as a highway, enabling transportation
inside your crops.
Sulfur –
Sulfur also plays a vital role in chlorophyll production.
This mineral is essential to plant growth, root development
and seed production. Sulfur also can increase the efficiency
with which plants use other minerals, such as nitrogen and
phosphorus.
Calcium –
Calcium isn’t only responsible for strong bones in growing
humans; the mineral also promotes development of a plant’s
cell strength, while affecting the plant’s uptake of
other nutrients. Got calcium?
Nitrogen –
While the human body rejects nitrogen, the mineral is a key
component of plant life. Nitrogen comprises the part of chlorophyll
involved in photosynthesis, and also is part of plant energy
systems that helps with amino acid and protein production.
Phosphorus
– Phosphorus plays a role in the all-important functions
of cell division and cell enlargement. It is a mineral every
plant needs to grow, and is therefore a mineral we make sure
we put in every one of our International, Rainbow, and Super
Rainbow Plant Food products.
Zinc –
Zinc is necessary for regulating plant growth hormones, as
well as activating plant enzymes critical to maturation. Put
simply, without zinc, plants just cannot grow up.
Boron –
Cell elasticity is critical for newly developed cells that
need to elongate rapidly, and boron promotes it better than
just about any other mineral. The nutrient is therefore perfect
for high-yield crops.
Iron –
Iron is as important to health in plants as it is to health
in humans. In plants, it acts as an oxygen carrier, helping
form certain respirator enzyme systems in most crops.
Molybdenum
– One of the only words in the English language to pit
a “b” and a “d” consecutively, molybdenum
is required for plants to reduce nitrogen to usable forms.
It’s also necessary to convert inorganic phosphorus
to organic forms.
If these minerals aren’t
enough to remember, Potassium, Copper, Chloride, and Manganese
are all also necessary for photosynthesis, chlorophyll formation,
and the activation of many other enzymes. Chloride in particular
is involved in the chemical breakdown of water in the presence
of sunlight.
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Considering
all of these choices, you can’t go wrong with International.
While we don’t make specific International Plant Food products
for specific crops, all of our International grades contain a mix
of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium. This triumvirate, a trio
we call “NPK,” comprises our basic offering of primary
nutrients that play a vital role in chlorophyll production, plant
growth, root development, and seed production. Here’s how:
Nitrogen –
While the human body rejects nitrogen, the mineral is a key component
of plant life. Nitrogen comprises the part of chlorophyll involved
in photosynthesis, and also is part of plant energy systems that
helps with amino acid and protein production.
Phosphorus – Phosphorus
plays a role in the all-important functions of cell division and
cell enlargement. It is a mineral every plant needs to grow, and
is therefore a mineral we make sure we put in every one of our International,
Rainbow, and Super Rainbow Plant Food products.
Potassium – Potassium is
what we like to call a super mineral; it helps with the development
of amino acids, it promotes overall healthfulness, and is involved
in the chemical breakdown of water in the presence of sunlight.
It also forms the foundation of what we call potash.
Many granules of International Plant Food also
contain secondary nutrients such as Calcium, Magnesium and Sulfur,
which spur all-around healthfulness in crops of every kind. Some
grades of International also contain traces of additional nutrients,
such as Iron, Boron, Manganese, and Zinc.
With
International Plant Food, growers learn the difference between soil
and pay dirt. See for yourself today.
If you are
interested in buying Rainbow products, locate the closest farmarket
or dealer near you.
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