Allbor - Boron 20% - Multiplex Products
Allbor - Boron 20% - Multiplex Products
Allbor Boron 20% by Multiplex
Allbor supplies boron for fruit and vegetable crop nutrition. It is a fine, completely water-soluble powder made from di-sodium octaborate tetrahydrate, with boron (as B) at 20% minimum. Use the separate foliar or fertigation directions for an identified boron need.
Nutrient source: Di-sodium octaborate tetrahydrate; boron (as B) 20% minimum.
Crop scope: Fruit and vegetable crops.
Application routes: Foliar spray and fertigation, with separate quantities.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- π±Boron supply: Supplies boron in a fine powder that dissolves completely in water.
- πΌReproductive growth: Adequate boron supports normal pollen activity and seed and fruit development.
- πGrowing tissues: Boron contributes to cell-wall formation and normal growing-point activity.
- πPlant nutrition: Boron contributes to carbohydrate use and sugar movement in the plant.
- πNeed-based use: Fit the product into a measured nutrient plan; excess boron can damage crops.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Allbor by Multiplex |
| Nutrient Source | Di-sodium octaborate tetrahydrate |
| Declared Grade | Boron (as B) 20% minimum |
| Physical Form | Fine powder, completely soluble in water |
| Product Type | Boron micronutrient fertilizer |
| Crop Scope | Fruit and vegetable crops |
| Application Routes Covered | Foliar spray and fertigation, as separate programmes |
| Manufacturer | Karnataka Agro Chemicals, Bengaluru, India |
How It Works
Allbor supplies boron for cell-wall formation, carbohydrate use, sugar movement and reproductive development. Match the amount to crop need; it does not replace balanced nutrition or treat every cause of flower loss or fruit cracking.
- Supply: Allbor provides boron to supplement the cropβs nutrient programme.
- Plant functions: Adequate boron supports normal cell-wall formation and reproductive development.
- Balanced use: Match the application to crop need; adding more boron does not guarantee better results.
Crops & Plant Support
Use only for the listed crop scope and an established nutrient need. A general crop listing does not mean that every field needs treatment.
| Crop / use | Supported purpose |
|---|---|
| Fruit and vegetable crops |
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Application Guide
The following manufacturer directions apply only to this exact product. Check the supplied pack before measuring or mixing.
The gap between too little and too much boron is narrow. Account for other boron fertilizers and irrigation-water boron; avoid excess or overlapping applications.
Recommended Nutrient Application
| Crop scope | Product and water quantity | Method | Timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fruit and vegetable crops | 1 g per litre of water | Foliar spray; cover both leaf surfaces and fruits | First just before flowering; second 10β12 days later. Two foliar sprays during the crop season; follow the supplied pack. |
| Fruit and vegetable crops | 250 g in 200 litres of water for one acre | Dissolve fully and apply through fertigation | Confirm the crop stage, repeat interval and number of fertigations on the supplied pack. Do not transfer the foliar schedule. |
Keep the two application methods separate. The 200-litre, one-acre instruction belongs only to fertigation; no foliar spray-water volume per acre is stated here. Confirm the fertigation timing and system instructions before use.
Do not convert the foliar concentration into a per-acre product amount without the correct spray-water volume. Allbor and Allbor Plus are different products; do not substitute their directions.
Confirm crop precautions, total applications, protective measures and any harvest instructions on the pack. No zero-day harvest interval, universal tank-mix compatibility or guaranteed yield is claimed.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Check the need: Assess boron need and other boron inputs. Possible deficiency signs include rosette-like young leaves, withering growing points, poor pollination, and cracking or cork formation on fruits. These signs alone do not confirm boron deficiency; seek crop-specific advice.
- Choose the route: For foliar use, dissolve 1 g in one litre of water and cover both leaf surfaces and fruits. For fertigation, dissolve 250 g in 200 litres and apply to one acre. Keep these quantities separate.
- Set the timing: For foliar use, start just before flowering and repeat 10β12 days later as directed on the supplied pack. The two-spray programme does not establish a fertigation repeat schedule. Confirm the fertigation plan for the crop and system.
- Measure and record: Measure accurately, dissolve the powder fully, and record amounts and dates. Account for all boron sources. Do not add extra boron or improvise tank mixtures.
- Keep timing statements in context: The current product page and 2026 brochure describe the second foliar spray 10β12 days after the first; the ALLBOR leaflet states 10 days. Follow the current programme on the supplied pack. Neither establishes a repeated fertigation programme.
- Protect the crop: The margin between deficient and sufficient boron nutrition is narrow. Even a small excess can become toxic and reduce production. Do not increase the rate or add another boron source on your own.
- General spray care: Aim for even coverage without excessive runoff. Avoid strong wind, intense midday heat or imminent rain; these practical precautions do not replace the packβs specific directions.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Allbor?
It is a fine, completely water-soluble boron fertilizer made from di-sodium octaborate tetrahydrate. It supplies boron (as B) at 20% minimum.
2. Which crops are covered?
Fruit and vegetable crops. Use depends on nutrient need and the supplied directions.
3. What is the fertigation quantity for one acre?
Dissolve 250 g in 200 litres of water and fertigate one acre. This is separate from the 1 g-per-litre foliar direction. Confirm the crop stage, repeat interval and number of fertigations on the supplied pack; do not copy the foliar schedule.
4. Can I mix it with any pesticide or fertilizer?
Do not assume compatibility. Check both product labels and obtain product-specific mixing advice before preparing a mixture.
5. Will a higher dose give a better result?
No such result is guaranteed. Excess or unnecessary fertilizer can harm crops; keep within the supplied directions and crop need.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before use, read the exact supplied pack and confirm crop, need, product quantity, dilution, method and timing. Seek crop-specific agronomic advice if the diagnosis or instructions are unclear.
Use the protective equipment stated on the pack. Avoid breathing dust or spray and prevent contact with eyes and skin. Keep children, animals, food and feed away, and wash after handling.
Store in the original closed, labelled container as directed. Prevent contamination of waterways. Follow disposal instructions and do not reuse the container. Results depend on crop need and field conditions.
Keep the original labelled container closed in a dry, suitable store, protected from unnecessary heat and moisture. Do not transfer powder into food or drink containers.
If swallowed, after significant exposure, or if someone feels unwell, obtain urgent medical help and show the supplied pack or label. Do not attempt an antidote or improvised home treatment.