Domain Outdoors Crank`d Liquid Fertilizer - 3-18-18+

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Product Description

Crank'd™ 3-18-18+ ortho-phosphate liquid fertilizer is a powerful and economical blend perfect for application prior to planting or during various stages of food plot growth. This combination of readily available potash and phosphorus makes it the ideal fertilizer solution for clovers, chicory or beans. Crank'd™ 3-18-18+ is also compatible with freight train™ and can be mixed to make the perfect solution for your brassica food plots!

Crank'd™ 3-18-18+ has a soil life of one growing season with one application and is designed to provide readily available nutrients directly to the plant and is absorbed through both the roots and leaves. Ground absorption provides slow release and lives in your soil for one growing season, whereas anything that hits the plant will be absorbed in the first 24 hours for quick boost of nutrients. The small amount of nitrogen found in crank'd™ acts as a carrier agent and helps provide a boost in natural nitrogen production in the plant.

The ortho-phosphate form of phosphorus eliminates the breakdown time and offers readily available phosphorus in the early stages of growth when it is needed most. Crank'd™ 3-18-18+ provides your food plot 6-7 times the availability of fertilizer versus granular fertilizer. Crank'd™ 3-18-18+ is intended as a supplement and should be used in conjunction with your nutrient management program.

Product Features

Grade 3-18-18+ Liquid Fertilizer
Up To 6-7 Times The Availability Over Granular Fertilizer
Spray On Bare Soil Prior To Planting
Spray On Established Food Plot
Increases Plant Growth And Forage Production
Increased Protein Levels In Plants
Improved Root Development
Extended Release For Longer Active Period In The Soil
Helps Increase Photosynthesis
Carrier Agents For Direct Delivery To Plants
Increased Ground Coverage
Improves Soil Structure And Nutrient Uptake