VARTIZIN
Mono Zinc
Why VARTIZIN?
Premium zinc supplement for addressing zinc deficiency in crops
Prevents and corrects zinc deficiency in crops
Improves grain quality and protein content
Enhances disease resistance
SCIENTIFICALLY FORMULATED
Advanced Nutrient Technology
VARTIZIN is a high-purity zinc sulphate monohydrate (ZnSO₄·H₂O) fertilizer supplying 33% zinc (Zn) and 15% sulphur (S). Zinc is an essential micronutrient that activates key enzymes, regulates auxin (growth hormone) production, and supports protein and chlorophyll synthesis. Zinc deficiency is one of the most widespread micronutrient disorders in Indian soils, especially in high-pH, sandy, and intensively cropped fields. VARTIZIN corrects this deficiency quickly, promoting stronger tillering, better grain filling, and higher, better-quality yields across cereals, pulses, and vegetables.
Zinc: 33%, Sulphur: 15%
Suitable For:
How to Apply
Get the best results with proper application
Soil Application
Apply 10-25 kg per acre at the time of sowing
Foliar Spray
Dissolve 5g in 1 liter of water and spray
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All over India, across a variety of crops and soil conditions—proven performance you can trust.
Available Pack Sizes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about VARTIZIN
When should I apply VARTIZIN?
Apply at sowing time for best results, or as a foliar spray when zinc deficiency symptoms (yellowing bands, stunted growth) appear.
How do I identify zinc deficiency in crops?
Look for yellow or bronze bands between the midrib and leaf edges on middle-aged leaves, stunted growth, and shortened internodes (e.g. khaira disease in rice).
How much VARTIZIN per acre?
Apply 10-25 kg/acre for soil application depending on the crop and deficiency level, or a 0.5% solution (5g per litre) for foliar spraying.
Can VARTIZIN be mixed with other fertilizers?
Yes, it is compatible with most common fertilizers, but avoid mixing directly with phosphatic fertilizers as this can reduce zinc availability.