Harvest may be over, but your trees are still hard at work. As long as the leaves remain active, the orchard continues to produce sugars that are transported and stored in the roots, trunk, and scaffold branches. These reserves are essential for supporting bud break, flowering, and early-season growth the following spring. This makes autumn a key period for preparing next year’s crop.
UKIP® technology features an optimized P/K ratio built into an innovative formulation, ensuring maximum nutrient availability for the plant. Its high phosphorus content (31% P₂O₅) supports energy transfer within the tree, helping move and store carbohydrates in perennial tissues. Well-filled reserves allow trees to enter dormancy in better condition and provide the energy needed for a vigorous spring start. The potassium (5% K₂O) further enhances the transport and storage of sugars while contributing to winter hardiness and overall tree resilience.
Magnesium plays a central role in photosynthesis, helping maintain leaf activity later into the season. The longer leaves remain productive, the greater the opportunity for the tree to accumulate reserves before leaf fall.
Finally, Vitelice P® supplies zinc and manganese, two essential micronutrients involved in enzymatic activity, bud development, and spring growth potential.
Autumn reserve building is one of the most effective ways to influence orchard performance the following year. By supporting photosynthesis, carbohydrate translocation, and nutrient storage, Vitelice P® helps trees enter winter stronger and start 2027 with the resources they need to perform.
Our bio-based products aim to offer lasting crop protection against diseases and pests with a sustainable, organic profile that is an alternative to synthetic inputs.
Our adjuvants improve the effectiveness of herbicides, fungicides, insecticides and growth regulators, while limiting their environmental impact.
Our nutrition products improve the nutrient balance of plants. Biostimulants stimulate natural processes promoting the absorption and use of nutrients, the ability to withstand abiotic stress, and crop quality.
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05/07/2023
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