Biostimulant Coated Fertiliser

Our “Asset Gold” coated fine turf fertilisers are different to our standard fine turf fertilisers due to their highly active bio-stimulant coating. They are all organo-mineral formulations offering a more balanced approach to nutrition and soil biology.

Enhanced nutrient use efficiency is crucial when choosing the correct fertiliser to maximise return on investment. Indigrow has produced the high quality ImpactPlus range, which combines a range of slow release nitrogen sources in well balanced NPK formulations. It has also been coated in our Asset Gold bio-stimulant to further optimise nutrient uptake from the fertiliser applications.

Balancing utilisation efficiencies is essential to optimising input added value. Maximising the plants uptake of applied nutrients is crucial for both economic and environmental reasons.

The management of nitrogen availability plays a major role in enhancing nutrient uptake. Only applying nutrients to meet sufficiency levels for turf uptake is vital to avoid wastage and negative environmental impact, therefore minimising potential losses via volatilisation and leaching requires fine tuning.

To assist with this, Indigrow developed a range of fertilisers that have not only the higher organic matter content required to encourage microbial activity but also a combination of nitrogen sources that naturally breakdown to release available nitrogen, lengthening the longevity without impacting on the natural nitrogen cycle.

This is achieved by formulating with organic nitrogen for slower release of nitrogen-enhanced microbial metabolism, coupled with other rates of release, including ammonium and urea to boost short and medium term nitrogen release.

Balanced carbon nutrition fuels the rhizosphere and the availability of organic carbon promotes metabolic efficiency of the flora and fauna. This has been a key consideration in the make-up of all the ImpactPlus products to incorporate high levels of organic nitrogen as well as phosphate and potassium where practicable.

Organic forms of fertiliser provide valuable carbon to the rhizosphere to enhance microbial activity and allow a slower breakdown of the organic nitrogen as part of an overall strategy to regulate nitrogen availability for slow strong growth and encourage expansive root mass.