Prepare your fruit trees for the next season

• The arrival of autumn and the end of the fruit harvest mark the beginning of preparations for the next season.
• Solfourea Pallares Liquid Plus provides your fruit trees with the nutrients and conditions they need to support optimal growth and naturally promote improved flowering.

In agriculture, and particularly in fruit tree cultivation, the arrival of autumn means that, once the harvest is over, it is time to lay the foundations for achieving the best possible results in the next season, both in terms of yield and fruit quality.

For this reason, AFEPASA recommends incorporating our nitrogen fertiliser Solfourea Pallares Liquid Plus into your fruit tree maintenance and care programme. It is based on liquid urea enriched with elemental sulphur, boron and molybdenum.

Applied foliarly, and thanks to its formulation rich in elemental sulphur and ureic nitrogen, Solfourea Pallares Liquid Plus is an ideal complement to the copper treatments carried out during these weeks, providing fruit trees with the nutrients they need for optimal plant and fruit development.

Thus, the incorporation of ureic nitrogen actively contributes to facilitating the natural decomposition of fallen leaves, accelerating the activity of microorganisms present in the soil.

Likewise, the presence of elemental sulphur helps create an unfavourable environment that considerably reduces the risk of disease proliferation on the leaves of fruit trees and of these diseases being transferred to the soil once the leaves fall.

When Solfourea Pallares Liquid Plus is applied, the sulphur deposited on the leaves is slowly transformed into sulphates once the leaves fall to the ground, providing significant benefits to the soil microbiota.

Its formulation is also complemented by boron and molybdenum, essential micronutrients that naturally help promote increased flowering in fruit trees during the following season.

In this way, you will have everything you need to properly prepare your fruit trees, ensuring that they have the resources required to go through the winter dormancy successfully.