YOUR NUTRIENTS
Find the nutrient. Find the solution.
Nutrients are the units that build crops but underlying that are the processes and structures that put them all together. You can throw as much fertiliser at a soil or crop but if the biology, trace elements, amino acids, organic acids etc are not there you will never reach genetic potential. Like making soup without a saucepan.
Triplex can provide just the nutrients if you want them but we can also tailor our products to make sure that everything you need is in one package. If you are going to use a fertiliser you might as well use a good one.
Understanding nutrient requirements
Crops need a balanced supply of nutrients to grow, develop and reach their potential. But those requirements can change throughout the growing season, depending on the crop and what it needs at each stage.
Triplex provides a range of nutritional solutions covering major nutrients, secondary nutrients and trace elements. From nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur through to magnesium, manganese, zinc, copper, iron, boron and molybdenum, you can explore nutrition based on the specific nutrient requirement.
Start with what your crop needs. Then find the nutrition to match.
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• Nitrogen (N) • Phosphorus (P) • Potassium / Potash (K) • Sulphur (S)
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• Calcium (Ca) • Magnesium (Mg)
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• Manganese (Mn) • Zinc (Zn) • Copper (Cu) • Iron (Fe) • Boron (B) • Molybdenum (Mo)
Major, secondary or trace — every nutrient has a role.
Crops require a range of nutrients to grow and develop. Major nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur are required in larger quantities, while secondary nutrients and trace elements are needed in smaller amounts.
That doesn't make the smaller quantities any less important. Each nutrient has a role to play, and an imbalance or shortage of one can affect how effectively the crop grows and uses the other nutrients available to it.
Triplex provides nutrition across all three groups, allowing you to look beyond a single nutrient and consider the wider nutritional requirements of the crop.