Phos400™ an alternative to Foschek is absorbed by the plant and translocated via the xylem and phloem to all parts of the plant. Phos400™ also
contains potassium as the relationship between Nitrogen and Potassium is critical to driving balanced growth.
Note: Not registered as a fungicide
Active ingredient: 400g/l Phosphorous and 200g/l Potassium.
Available in 20L, 200L, 1000L
Phos400 label 20kg
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