Flamberge - Amino Acids and Peptides Biostimulant - ADAMA
ADAMA
Flamberge - Amino Acids and Peptides Biostimulant - ADAMA
Product details
Flamberge Biostimulant | Amino Acids and Peptides
An amino-acid and peptide biostimulant for nutrient-use support and tolerance of environmental stress, with
separate foliar and fertigation uses.
Plant support: Supports nutrient absorption, nutrient-use efficiency and tolerance
of non-living environmental stresses; it is not an insect, disease or weed treatment.
Two different routes: The foliar area rate and fertigation concentration are not
interchangeable recipes.
Part of crop care: Continue appropriate fertilizer, irrigation and crop-monitoring
practices; no fertilizer-replacement percentage or yield gain is guaranteed.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌾 Nutrient-use support: Helps support
nutrient absorption and use alongside an appropriate crop nutrition programme.
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☀️ Environmental-stress support: Supports
tolerance of abiotic stress, meaning stress from non-living environmental conditions rather than pest or disease attack.
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🍃 Leaf and root uptake: Its components can
be taken up and transported through leaves and roots, supporting the separate foliar and fertigation uses.
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🔗 Metal-nutrient support: Provides chelating
action, binding certain metal nutrients in forms that support their transport and assimilation by plant leaves.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Flamberge — ADAMA India Private Limited |
| Product category |
Biostimulant |
| Composition |
Amino acids and peptides |
| Protein processing |
Hydrolysis breaks proteins into peptides and amino acids |
| Amino-acid profile |
17 amino acids |
| Application routes |
Foliar spray and fertigation |
How It Works
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Small protein components are supplied: Protein hydrolysis breaks larger proteins into amino acids and short amino-acid chains
called peptides.
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Plant cells take up and move the components: The components are absorbed and assimilated by plant cells, with uptake and transport
through leaves and roots.
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Nutrition processes are supported: The described actions support nutrient absorption and use, including chelation that helps metal
nutrients move and be assimilated by leaves.
These are plant-support functions, not a cure for stress damage or a substitute for normal fertilizer and water
management. No insect, disease or weed control, organic certification, fertilizer-replacement rate or guaranteed yield gain is
implied.
Crops & Plant Support
| Crop group |
Named crops and intended support |
|---|---|
| Field crops and pulses |
Wheat; rice; cotton; chickpea; peas; redgram (tur). Nutrient uptake and use, crop vigour and environmental-stress support. |
| Vegetables |
Brinjal; cabbage; garlic; onion; potato; tomato; chilli; lettuce, spinach, fennel and leafy vegetables; melons and gourds.
Nutrient-use and environmental-stress support. |
| Fruit and plantation crops |
Citrus: orange, lemon, mandarin and grapefruit; wine and table grapevines; banana; mango; sugarcane; tea; coffee. Nutrient-use
and environmental-stress support. |
A named crop does not establish a universal application stage or schedule. Match the intended crop, route and
purpose to the supplied Flamberge directions; do not extend this list to unspecified crops.
Dosage & Application Guide
Keep the foliar area rate and fertigation concentration separate
| Application route |
Product amount |
Amount basis |
Planning requirement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foliar spray |
200–250 ml/acre |
Product quantity per treated acre, not per litre |
Use the crop-stage, spray-water volume and frequency on the supplied current pack. |
| Fertigation |
1–1.5 ml/L of water |
Product concentration in irrigation water, not an area dose |
Use the permitted irrigation method, crop stage, water delivery and schedule on the supplied current pack. |
These two route references are not a crop-stage calendar. Do not move the fertigation concentration into a
foliar spray, infer a foliar tank recipe, or calculate a fertigation area dose without the actual permitted water delivery. No
pesticide pre-harvest interval or pesticide mode-of-action code is assigned here; comply with any restrictions on the supplied product
directions.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Confirm the crop and purpose: Check the exact Flamberge pack and the intended biostimulant-support use before selecting the
route.
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Keep the quantities on their stated basis: Measure the foliar area rate per acre or the fertigation concentration per litre of
irrigation water. Do not substitute one for the other.
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Follow the crop stage and schedule: Use the stage, water requirement and frequency on the supplied current directions. The amounts
above do not establish a first stage or repeat interval.
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Retain the nutrition programme: Use crop and soil information to plan fertilizer and water management. Biostimulant use alone does
not establish that either input can be reduced.
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Check mixtures: Mix with another product only when both current labels expressly permit the proposed combination for the crop and
use. Physical compatibility alone is not permission to mix. Do not assume that a biostimulant can be added to every pesticide, fertilizer
or irrigation mixture.
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Handle responsibly: Avoid contact and inhalation during handling. Keep the original container labelled and securely closed, away
from children, food and feed.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Flamberge a pesticide?
It is an amino-acid and peptide biostimulant. Its intended role is plant-support and nutrient-use support,
not control of insects, diseases or weeds.
2. What are peptides?
Peptides are small chains of amino acids. Protein hydrolysis breaks larger proteins into these components
for plant uptake and assimilation.
3. Can the fertigation rate be used in a foliar spray?
No. The stated foliar amount is 200–250 ml per acre, while fertigation uses 1–1.5 ml per litre of irrigation
water. These are different routes and different quantity bases. Use the current pack’s crop stage, water delivery and schedule; do not
interchange the two rates.
4. Does it replace regular fertilizer?
No fertilizer-replacement rate is established. Its role is support for nutrient uptake and use alongside
appropriate crop nutrition and water management.
5. Does natural mean certified organic or safe without precautions?
No. Natural origin does not establish organic certification or remove handling precautions. Follow the
supplied pack’s protective-equipment, storage, mixture and use restrictions.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: use only for the agricultural purposes and routes stated on the supplied
Flamberge label and accompanying directions. Keep the crop, stage, product amount, water basis, method, frequency and any
restrictions together when planning use. Follow protective-equipment instructions, avoid skin and eye contact, and avoid
inhalation during handling or application. Do not mix with bare hands. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling or applying the
product; wash after work.
Store in the original labelled container, securely closed and away from children, food, feed and drinking
water. Keep spills, unused product, containers and equipment washings out of water sources. Dispose of packaging responsibly
according to the supplied directions and local requirements. Natural origin is not a guarantee of harmlessness.
If exposure or illness occurs, stop work and seek medical help promptly with the product label. Never give
anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a medical professional. This description
does not replace the supplied product directions or professional medical advice.