Pramukh

• ⚡ Instant Uptake: Being 100% soluble, nutrients bypass soil lock-up and enter the plant system immediately for fast recovery.
• ? Balanced Growth: The equal ratio ($1:1:1$) ensures roots, stems, and leaves grow simultaneously without imbalance.
• ? Drought Resistance: High Potassium content regulates leaf pores (stomata), helping plants survive dry spells and water stress.
• ?️ Bio-Compatible: Can be safely used with beneficial biological agents like Trichoderma viride (when mixed correctly).
• ? Clog-Free: Leaves no residue, keeping your expensive drip irrigation emitters and spray nozzles clean.

Multiplex Pramukh acts as a "Total Health Tonic" for your plants. Here is what each component does:

1. Nitrogen (19%): The engine of growth. It rapidly increases chlorophyll, turning yellow leaves green and expanding the leaf area to capture more sunlight.
2. Phosphorus (19%): The energy battery. It powers root cell division, ensuring deep root systems that can find water and hold the plant steady.
3. Potassium (19%): The immune system. It thickens cell walls to resist pests and diseases while regulating water balance to prevent wilting.

Result: A plant that is structurally strong, energetically active, and visually green.

The Golden Rule: Always follow the specific dose for your application method. Over-dosing can cause leaf burn.

• Timing: Spray in the early morning (6-9 AM) or late evening (4-6 PM). Never spray during hot afternoons to avoid evaporation and leaf burn.
• Mixing (A.P.P.L.E.S Method): Add water first, then the soluble powder (Pramukh), then other pesticides/adjuvants. Dissolve Pramukh fully before adding anything else.
• Coverage: Ensure you spray the undersides of the leaves, as they absorb nutrients faster.
• Bio-Compatibility: You can mix it with Trichoderma viride, but DILUTE the fertilizer in the tank first. Do not mix concentrated fertilizer directly with bio-agents.

Always read and follow the instructions on the official product label. Do not exceed recommended dosages. Conduct a "Jar Test" before mixing with new pesticides to ensure physical compatibility.