To prevent bitter pit disorder in apples, reduce biennial bearing, and improve fruit quality, it is recommended to apply three foliar sprays of Parham 20% Calcium at a rate of 3 per thousand from bud swelling until two months before harvest.

To improve fruit growth and product quality, and also to prevent the negative effects of environmental stresses, it is recommended to use Parham Alga Juice growth stimulant at a rate of 2 per thousand during the growing period.

To reduce soil alkalinity, release fixed nutrients, and supply plant-available phosphorus, use Parham pH Trittasol at a rate of 7 liters per hectare in two stages during fruit development.

To enhance leaf greenness and prevent iron deficiency, it is recommended to use Parham Trace Iron fertilizer at a rate of 50–100 grams per tree.

To increase plant resistance to drought and heat stress, and to improve resistance against pests and diseases, foliar spraying with Parham Siloca at a rate of 2 per thousand is recommended.

To increase sugar content, shelf life, and color development in red apples, it is recommended to apply Parham Alga Trava solution at a rate of 1 per thousand.

Due to the risk of leaf burn, foliar spraying must be done early in the morning and away from direct sunlight. (The recommended concentrations must be observed.) Avoid using chemical fertilizers during periods of severe drought stress.

Items marked with (*) are incompatible for mixing.

Note: The above recommendations are general and depend on environmental conditions and available facilities. Since the company is not aware of the dosage, method, and environmental conditions under which the product will be used by the consumer, it bears no responsibility. Please consult a plant protection expert before using the above recommendations.