ZM2 Chelate- An essential element for high yields containing Zinc, Manganese, Magnesium and Sulphur.
Stoller’s ZM2 Chelate is a highly efficient readily available chelated nutrient that will support your crop in producing greater yields, from seedling to top up applications mid-season through irrigation and foliar sprays. Stoller ZM2 is also highly efficient at correcting crop deficiency’s quickly and efficiently and is ideal for maintenance application before deficiencies appear, in a normal program.
Chelating agents such as phenolic acid chelate hold onto trace elements and stop them from binding to other elements-the end result is called a chelate. For more information read our brochure on using chelates to increase trace elements.
Backed by 40 years of research and field testing Stoller’s unique chelating technology enhances nutrient uptake, with a lower pH. The proven efficiency of Stoller’s own phenolic acid chelate ensures efficient absorption by plant roots, leaves and tissue with wide compatibility.
Stoller ZM2 is compatible with a wide range of crops from Field & Greenhouse, Tree and Vine and Broadacres.
Stoller’s ZM2 can be safely applied to crop foliage with low volume aircraft, high volume spray units or streaming in furrow or liquid fertiliser crop application ZM2 is highly efficient and readily absorbed with Stoller’s phenolic acid continuing to be readily available in the soil if target is missed (foliage).
Stoller’s ZM2 is safe to be applied in soil through all irrigation delivery systems. Nutrients are available in the soil for longer due to binding phenolic acid chelate.
Stoller ZM2 Chelate can be safely applied as an in furrow fertiliser liquid band with the use of traditional stream or advanced liquid injection systems. It is safe to use directly on the seed, ratoon or foliage transplant.
Stoller ZM2 is safe to apply on seed and is highly compatible with a range of tank mixes. Stoller ZM2 is a very flowable formula compared to other products and has increased availability for plant establishment due to Stollers phenolic acid.
ZM2 LABEL (PDF)
