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English term or phrase:
Application on transplantation
English answer:
applying the bio stimulant when uprooting and replanting
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Mohamed A. Moustafa
Jan 5, 2010 04:51
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Application on transplantation
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Hello,
The context is about using a bio stimulant.
INSTRUCTIONS AND USAGE:
Drip irrigation or foliar application.
Application on transplantation and every fortnight as a preventative measure.
Should application be carried out in adverse growth conditions, apply up to 4-6 weekly applications.
The context is about using a bio stimulant.
INSTRUCTIONS AND USAGE:
Drip irrigation or foliar application.
Application on transplantation and every fortnight as a preventative measure.
Should application be carried out in adverse growth conditions, apply up to 4-6 weekly applications.
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applying the bio stimulant when uprooting and replanting
Transplant here means to uproot and replant a growing plant. When transplanting a plant, one uses this bio stimulant to make the plant grow every 2 weeks. But if the earth is not good, or if the growth conditions are having a disadvantage (i.e. not growing well), this bio stimulant should be applied 4 to 6 times a week.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/transplantation
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/transplantation
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