Bavaria MAP 12-61-0 + TE High Phosphorus and Nitrogen Foliar Fertilizer for Rooting and Flowering 25 kg

• Bavaria MAP 12-61 is a highly water-soluble phosphate fertilizer with a high phosphorus content plus ammonium nitrogen, specially formulated to stimulate root growth and strengthen plants in the early growth stages. It helps reduce transplant shock and speeds up plant recovery after transplanting, improves nutrient uptake and boosts early growth. Suitable for all modern irrigation systems and foliar spraying, it is the ideal choice for the rooting stage and the start of flowering.

Key Features

• Highly concentrated phosphorus for strong root development.
• Ammonium nitrogen supports a balanced start to plant growth.
• Dissolves completely in water and does not clog irrigation networks.
• Suitable for drip irrigation and foliar spraying.
• Stimulates early flowering and improves fruit set.
• Effective in alkaline soils and improves nutrient uptake efficiency.

Specifications

• Trade name: Bavaria MAP 12-61
• Product type: Phosphate fertilizer
• Composition: Monoammonium phosphate (MAP)
• Nitrogen (N): 12%
• Phosphorus (P₂O₅): 61%
• Solubility: Fully water-soluble
• pH: approx. 6
• Application: Drip irrigation – foliar spray
• Country of origin: Germany
• Net weight: 25 kg

Directions for Use

• Use Bavaria MAP 12-61 only during the rooting and early growth stages, as follows:
• With irrigation (drip or soil irrigation): 3 – 5 g per 1 liter of water, added to the irrigation water according to plant age and nutrient demand.
• Foliar spray: 0.5 – 1 g per 1 liter of water, sprayed onto the foliage; avoid spraying during high temperatures.
• 🔹 Best used right after transplanting, when roots are weak, or before flowering.
• 🔹 Not for continuous use throughout the season.
• Compatible with most water-soluble fertilizers.
• ❌ Do not mix with fertilizers containing calcium or copper, to avoid precipitation.
• A jar compatibility test is recommended before use.

Orkida Tip

• For best results, use Bavaria MAP 12-61 only during rooting and the start of flowering, then switch to a balanced fertilization program or a potassium-rich fertilizer to support fruiting and improve crop quality.