Why VARTIMIX?
Specially formulated micronutrient blend for sugarcane
Increases sugar content (Brix)
Improves tillering and growth
Enhances cane thickness and weight
SCIENTIFICALLY FORMULATED
Advanced Nutrient Technology
VARTIMIX Ganna Special is a balanced multi-micronutrient blend formulated specifically for the high nutrient demand of sugarcane, supplying zinc (10%), iron (5%), manganese (2%), copper (1%), and boron (1%). Sugarcane is a long-duration, heavy-feeding crop that quickly exhausts soil micronutrients, leading to poor tillering, thin canes, and low sugar recovery. This blend corrects those multiple deficiencies together, promoting vigorous tillering, thicker and heavier canes, higher sugar (Brix) content, and better resistance to red rot, ultimately lifting yields by 25-40%.
Zn: 10%, Mn: 2%, Fe: 5%, Cu: 1%, B: 1%, pH: 3.5±0.25
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How to Apply
Get the best results with proper application
At Planting
Apply 15 kg/acre in furrows before planting
Grand Growth Phase
Apply 10 kg/acre at 90-120 days
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about VARTIMIX - Ganna Special
When to apply Ganna Special for best results?
Apply at planting and again during the grand growth phase (90-120 days) for maximum tillering and sugar content.
Does it really increase sugar (Brix) content?
Yes. Micronutrients like zinc and boron are directly involved in sugar synthesis and translocation, improving Brix and sugar recovery when deficiencies are corrected.
How much VARTIMIX Ganna per acre?
Apply about 15 kg/acre in furrows at planting and 10 kg/acre during the grand growth phase, or a 0.5% foliar spray for quick correction.
Can it help against red rot?
Balanced micronutrition strengthens the cane and improves natural disease resistance, helping reduce susceptibility to red rot, though it is not a fungicide.