organic amino acid fertilizer
Lumina™ is a unique plant fertilizer produced via microbial fermentation that contains a bioavailable source of plant nutrients, amino acids, and polypeptides that can promote plant vigor and nutrition in all conditions.
Derived from: molasses and shrimp protein hydrolysate*
Shrimp protein hydrolysate is the material obtained by the hydrolysis of proteins to their constituent amino acids and short polypeptides. They are a source of nitrogen.
How it works
1. Apply Lumina as a foliar spray or root drench.
2. The plant effortlessly absorbs and utilizes the amino acids as a form of nitrogen and carbon.
3. The amino acids also act as chelating agents, meaning they may help the plant uptake a range of micronutrients like calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, mangese, potassium and zinc.
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GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
Total Nitrogen (N).......................................0.5%
0.5% Water Soluble Nitrogen
Soluble Potash (K2O)..................................0.5%
Derived from: molasses and shrimp protein hydrolysate*
APPLICATION RATES
Field use:
Recommended: 1 -2 L/acre
Indoor, greenhouse, and/or containers:
Recommended: .5 - 10
Application rates vary according to crop type. For recommendations based on your specific crop, contact
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Amino Acids in Agriculture
How Biostimulants Improve Plant Stress Tolerance
Treating Tomato Nutrient Deficiencies with Biostimulants