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Pure Grow Agri Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is a prominent name among Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Manufacturers, Suppliers, Dealers, Traders and Exporters in Satara. Balanced plant nutrition and healthy crop development are supported by the quality agricultural micronutrient solutions we provide.
Fertilizer dealers, distributors, agricultural input retailers, manufacturers, and bulk buyers looking for reliable micronutrient products are the customers we serve. Basic micronutrients, chelated micronutrients, and specialty fertilizer ingredients make up a wide portfolio built for diverse agricultural requirements.
Our emphasis is on suitable product options for effective nutrient management, so customers can source the essential plant nutrients their crops need. Through a customer-focused approach, dependable service and responsive product enquiries, we aim to build lasting business relationships.
What micronutrients do for a crop?
Though needed only in small quantities, micronutrients cannot be substituted by any other input. Enzyme systems and growth hormones run on zinc. Iron and magnesium form part of the chlorophyll that keeps a leaf green. Photosynthesis is supported by manganese, tissue is strengthened by copper, flowering and fruit set are controlled by boron, and legumes are helped by molybdenum to use nitrogen. Growth slows when one runs short, and extra NPK cannot correct it.
Leaves usually give the earliest warning:
| Nutrient | Main job in the plant | What a shortage looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Zinc | Enzymes, growth hormones and protein | Stunted plants, small leaves, khaira in rice, white bud in maize |
| Iron | Chlorophyll formation | Young leaves go yellow while veins remain green |
| Manganese | Photosynthesis, enzyme activation | Pale patches between veins, common on light or alkaline soil |
| Copper | Tissue strength, grain set | Wilting tips, dieback and poorly filled grain |
| Magnesium | Centre of the chlorophyll molecule | Older leaves yellow between the veins |
| Boron | Cell walls, pollen, fruit set | Flower drop, hollow stems and cracked fruit |
| Molybdenum | Nitrogen fixation and use | Pale leaves and weak nodulation in pulses |
| Calcium | Cell walls, root tips | Tip burn and blossom-end rot |
Fixing these shortages gives visible gains: sturdier seedlings, better flowering, even fruit and grain, and plants that handle heat and dry spells better. Uptake of each nutrient also depends on soil pH, organic matter and the form in which the nutrient is supplied, which is why the types below matter.
Types of micronutrient fertilizers
We are Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Manufacturers, Suppliers, Dealers, Traders and Exporters in Satara, and we provide a diverse range of agricultural micronutrient solutions for varied crop nutrition requirements.
Four broad types cover micronutrient products. Every type solves a different problem, and most farms end up using more than one.
- 1. Single-element micronutrient fertilizers: Only one trace nutrient is carried by these products, for example zinc sulphate, ferrous sulphate or borax. Once a soil or leaf test points to one clear shortage, they are the right choice, and usually the most economical correction. Zinc Sulphate 21% and 33%, Ferrous Sulphate 19%, Magnesium Sulphate 9.5%, Manganese Sulphate 30.5%, Copper Sulphate 24%, Borax 15%, Borax 10.5%, Boron 20% (Turkey) and Ammonium Molybdenum make up our single-element range.
- 2. Mixed micronutrient fertilizers: Several trace elements, often zinc, iron, manganese, copper and boron, are combined into one product in a mix. You avoid buying and applying each element separately, and it suits routine maintenance, nutrient-poor soils and crops with a wide appetite. EDTA Mix Micronutrients G-1, G-2, Gujarat Grade, KA Grade, RJ Grade and Drip Grade are among our mixes.
- 3. Chelated micronutrient fertilizers: An organic molecule such as EDTA or EDDHA holds the metal inside a chelate. This shield keeps the nutrient from reacting with soil minerals and turning insoluble, so more reaches the root or leaf. Where ordinary sulphates get locked up, in alkaline and high-pH soils, and wherever fast uptake matters, chelates justify their higher price. EDTA Zinc 12%, Ferrous 12%, Copper 12%, Manganese 12%, Calcium 9%, Magnesium 6% and EDDHA Ferrous 6% form our chelated range.
- 4. Liquid and foliar micronutrient fertilizers: Meant for spraying on leaves or running through drip lines, these are water-soluble products. They work fast because the nutrient goes straight to where it is needed, and they suit a crop already showing a deficiency or entering a demanding stage such as flowering. Mix Micronutrient Liquid G-1, 2, 6, Boron Liquid 11% and the EDTA Drip grade are among our liquid and foliar-ready products.
| Type | Best when | Our products |
|---|---|---|
| Single-element | A test confirms a single deficiency | Six sulphates, borax, boron, molybdenum |
| Mixed | You want all-round cover | EDTA mix grades G-1, G-2, state grades, Drip |
| Chelated | The soil is alkaline, or you need quick uptake | EDTA and EDDHA grades |
| Liquid and foliar | The crop shows active symptoms | Liquid mix, Boron Liquid, Drip grade |
Single-element range: straight sulphates: Micronutrient correction relies on sulphates as everyday workhorses. They dissolve in water, supply sulphur along with the metal, and can be applied to the soil or to the leaf.
Zinc Sulphate 21%: Zinc sulphate heptahydrate (ZnSO4.7H2O) is a white crystalline powder that dissolves quickly, which makes it a natural pick for foliar sprays. Zinc shortage in rice, wheat, maize, sugarcane, cotton, grapes, pomegranate and vegetables is corrected by it. Spray when plants look stunted or leaves come out small and bunched, or apply it as a basal dose before sowing.
Zinc Sulphate 33%: Every bag carries more zinc in the monohydrate form (ZnSO4.H2O), so you need fewer kilograms per acre and pay less freight. For soil application and for mixing into NPK blends, blenders, dealers and large farms prefer it.
Ferrous Sulphate 19%: Iron and sulphur are supplied by green crystals of ferrous sulphate heptahydrate. Groundnut, sugarcane, banana, citrus, vegetables and ornamentals showing yellow young leaves with green veins are the crops it is used on. Mild cases respond quickly to a foliar spray. Iron is locked up fast on calcareous or high-pH soil, where EDDHA iron performs better.
Magnesium Sulphate 9.5%: Magnesium and sulphur arrive together in this fast-dissolving crystal. It suits banana, grapes, citrus, cotton, pulses and vegetables, particularly on sandy or acidic soils where magnesium leaches away. Older leaves yellowing between the veins is the usual sign. It can be applied to the soil or sprayed on the leaves.
Manganese Sulphate 30.5%: For crops that respond to manganese, such as sugarcane, wheat, soybean, citrus and potato, this is a high-analysis monohydrate. Light, alkaline or organic-rich soils often show the shortage. Applied as a soil dose or a spray, it is also a standard ingredient in micronutrient blends.
Copper Sulphate 24%: This blue pentahydrate crystal is supplied here as a fertilizer-grade copper source. Too much copper does harm and plants need very little, so apply strictly as recommended. Citrus, wheat, vegetables and fruit trees use it, with extra care on sandy and peaty soils.
Borax 15%, Borax 10.5% and Boron 20% (Turkey): Pollen quality, flowering and fruit set are decided by boron, yet it is the nutrient most often missed. Crop, method and budget decide which of the three grades to choose. On cotton, groundnut, pomegranate, grapes, cauliflower and tomato, borax is widely used, either on the soil or as a spray.
Ammonium Molybdenum (phosphate grade)
This supplies molybdenum, needed by pulses and oilseeds for nodulation and nitrogen use, and by cauliflower and other brassicas to avoid whiptail. A small pack goes a long way because the dose is tiny.
| Product | Active content | Form | Suited for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zinc Sulphate 21% | Zn 21% | Heptahydrate crystals | Foliar sprays, cereals, vegetables |
| Zinc Sulphate 33% | Zn 33% | Monohydrate powder | Bulk soil use, NPK blending |
| Ferrous Sulphate 19% | Fe 19% | Heptahydrate crystals | Iron chlorosis in neutral to acidic soil |
| Magnesium Sulphate 9.5% | Mg 9.5% | Crystals | Sandy and acidic soils, fruit crops |
| Manganese Sulphate 30.5% | Mn 30.5% | Monohydrate powder | Sugarcane, wheat, soybean, citrus |
| Copper Sulphate 24% | Cu 24% | Pentahydrate crystals | Citrus, wheat, vegetables |
Chelated range: EDTA and EDDHA
Foliar feeding and drip fertigation usually call for EDTA chelates, which dissolve fully and blend well with most fertilizers. Because the nutrient stays available, a small dose does a great deal of work.
| Product | Content | Common use |
|---|---|---|
| EDTA Zinc 12% | Zn 12% | Cereals, cotton, vegetables, fruit crops |
| EDTA Ferrous 12% | Fe 12% | Chlorosis in fruits, vegetables and flowers |
| EDTA Copper 12% | Cu 12% | Citrus, vegetables, grapes |
| EDTA Manganese 12% | Mn 12% | Sugarcane, wheat, soybean |
| EDTA Calcium 9% | Ca 9% | Fruit firmness, tip burn and blossom-end rot |
| EDTA Magnesium 6% | Mg 6% | Banana, citrus, grapes, vegetables |
EDDHA Ferrous 6% (ortho-ortho): EDTA iron stays effective only up to about pH 6.5, and beyond that a stronger chelate is required. Across a much wider pH range, EDDHA iron remains available, making it the dependable choice for black, calcareous and alkaline soils where other iron sources fail. Its cost per kilogram is higher, but it works where the soil itself is the problem.
Mixed micronutrients
A balanced mix saves time and guesswork when a crop needs several elements at once.
- EDTA Mix Micronutrients G-1 and G-2: all-purpose mixes for field crops, vegetables and orchards.
- Gujarat Grade, KA Grade and RJ Grade: formulations fitted to the soils and nutrient needs of those regions.
- EDTA Mix Micronutrients Drip: made for fertigation and fully soluble, leaving no residue to clog emitters.
We also supply targeted combinations for specific growth stages:
- EDTA Calcium + Boron (10% + 2%): reduces cracking and supports fruit set and firmness.
- EDTA Calcium + Magnesium + Boron (6% + 6% + 2%): one product carrying three nutrients for fruit and vegetable crops.
- EDTA Zinc + Boron (13% + 3%): supports flowering and early grain or boll development.
Liquid and foliar products: Speed matters once symptoms are visible. Mix Micronutrient Liquid G-1, 2, 6 and Boron Liquid 11% are ready to dilute and spray, while the Drip grade runs through irrigation lines and feeds the root zone steadily. For best results, spray in the early morning or late afternoon.
From Soil to Plate: The Importance of Micronutrients
Healthy soil is where nutritious food starts. Normal crop growth is supported by essential minerals such as zinc, iron and manganese, and they also shape the nutritional quality of agricultural produce. Crops may develop deficiencies when the soil lacks these nutrients, which shows why balanced soil nutrition matters for nutrient-rich foods.
Puregrow concentrates on agricultural micronutrients, not human vitamin supplements. Zinc, iron, copper, manganese, boron and molybdenum are the essential plant nutrients we provide to support crop development and effective mineral nutrition. Helping correct micronutrient deficiencies in crops allows us to contribute to balanced plant nutrition and to the journey from healthy soil to a better food supply.
Which type should you buy?
| Sulphates | EDTA chelates | EDDHA iron | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost per kg of nutrient | Lowest | Moderate | Highest |
| Soil pH it handles | Neutral to acidic | Up to about 6.5 for iron, wider for zinc and copper | Wide, including alkaline soil |
| Best application | Soil, basal and foliar | Foliar, fertigation | Soil, drip |
| Tank-mix behaviour | May react with some products | Stable with most fertilizers | Stable |
| Choose it when | You want an economical correction | You need fast, efficient uptake | Iron shortage persists in alkaline soil |
A simple rule: sulphates suit routine soil correction, chelates and liquids suit foliar and drip programs, and EDDHA is the answer when iron shortage persists in high-pH soil.
Importance of Micronutrients in Crop Production
We are Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Suppliers, Manufacturers, Dealers, Traders and Exporters in Satara and our agricultural nutrient solutions support balanced crop nutrition, healthy plant development and effective nutrient management.
Healthy plant growth, crop productivity and produce quality all depend on micronutrients. Their deficiency can restrict crop development and weaken balanced fertilization, even though only small quantities are needed.
- Supports crop growth: Lets plants reach their growth and yield potential.
- Prevents nutrient deficiencies: Nutrient shortages can be spotted before severe symptoms appear through soil testing and plant analysis.
- Maintains soil fertility: Balanced soil nutrient management is supported when depleted micronutrients are replenished.
- Improves nutrient absorption: Plants absorb essential nutrients efficiently when soil conditions are suitable.
- Supports produce quality: Normal crop development and nutritional quality benefit from adequate micronutrient availability.
Functions of Micronutrients in Plants
We are Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Dealers, Suppliers, Manufacturers, Traders and Exporters in Satara, and our agricultural micronutrient solutions support essential plant functions, balanced crop nutrition and healthy crop development.
Plant growth and development depend on specific functions that each essential nutrient performs.
- Zinc: Backs enzyme activity, protein synthesis and growth regulation.
- Iron: Helps form chlorophyll and drive photosynthesis.
- Manganese: Aids photosynthesis and enzyme activation.
- Copper: Assists enzyme function and builds strong plant tissues.
- Boron: Supports flowering, fruit formation and cell-wall development.
- Molybdenum: Has a role in nitrogen metabolism.
- Magnesium: Aids chlorophyll formation and photosynthesis; it is classed as a secondary macronutrient.
- Calcium: Aids root development and cell-wall structure; it is also a secondary macronutrient.
Benefits of Micronutrients for Farmers
We are Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Traders, Dealers, Suppliers, Manufacturers and Exporters in Satara and our agricultural micronutrient solutions help farmers tackle nutrient deficiencies, back crop productivity and keep plant nutrition balanced.
Efficient agricultural production is supported, and crop nutrient deficiencies are addressed, through appropriate micronutrient management.
- Healthy crop development: Normal plant growth follows when essential nutrients are adequately supplied.
- Better flowering and fruiting: Reproductive development and fruit formation get support.
- Improved produce quality: Crop quality and marketability benefit.
- Balanced fertilizer use: Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are complemented within an effective nutrient management programme.
- Nutrient-rich produce: The mineral content of harvested crops can benefit from adequate trace minerals.
Puregrow provides agricultural micronutrient solutions for balanced crop nutrition and effective nutrient management. We aim to help agricultural businesses find suitable products for their crop nutrition requirements.
How to apply micronutrients?
Begin with a soil or leaf test. Extension guidance commonly uses the ranges below, but crop, soil and stage may alter them, so consult our agronomist first.
| Product | Soil application (per hectare) | Foliar spray (in water) |
|---|---|---|
| Zinc Sulphate | 20 to 25 kg | 0.2% to 0.5% |
| Ferrous Sulphate | 25 to 50 kg | 0.5% |
| Magnesium Sulphate | 20 to 40 kg | 1% to 2% |
| Manganese Sulphate | 10 to 20 kg | 0.2% to 0.5% |
| Copper Sulphate | 5 to 10 kg | 0.1% to 0.2% |
| Borax | 5 to 10 kg | 0.1% to 0.2% |
Avoid strong midday sun when spraying. Never exceed the recommended dose, since too much of a micronutrient can hurt as much as a shortage, and before combining products in one tank do a small jar test, particularly if sulphates would meet phosphate-heavy or calcium-heavy products.
Who we supply, and where?
- Farmers and farmer groups
- Agri-input dealers and retailers
- Traders and wholesalers
- Fertilizer blenders and formulators
- Exporters and importers
Satara is our base, and we dispatch across Maharashtra, including the Satara region, Thane, Navi Satara, Nashik, Raigad, Palghar and Ahmednagar, and onward to Gujarat, Karnataka, Rajasthan and the rest of India. We welcome export enquiries.
How ordering works?
- Share your need. Give us the crop, area, soil type and target nutrient, or just the grade and quantity.
- Receive a quote. The right grade, pack sizes and price for your quantity come back from us.
- Confirm and dispatch. Once you confirm, we organize road dispatch within India or documentation for export.
- Get support. Our team answers questions on dose, timing or mixing.
Why buyers choose Pure Grow?
We are Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Exporters, Traders, Dealers, Suppliers and Manufacturers in Satara, and we bring together industry experience, a comprehensive product range and customer-focused service for agricultural businesses that want reliable micronutrient solutions.
- Over 10 Years of Experience: A decade and more in crop nutrition lets us help customers identify suitable micronutrient grades for their agricultural requirements.
- Complete Product Range: Basic sulphates, EDTA chelates, micronutrient mixtures, boron and molybdenum products are all available under one roof.
- Practical Product Guidance: Suitable grades and application recommendations are explored with customers based on crop type, soil conditions and growth stage.
- Bulk and Export Supply: Dealers and traders can make bulk procurement enquiries, and we assist with documentation for export orders, subject to applicable requirements.
- Consistent Product Quality: Dependable sourcing and customer confidence rest on our focus on product specifications and batch consistency.
Choose Pure Grow Agri Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is a well-known name among Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Manufacturers, Suppliers, Dealers, Traders and Exporters in Satara. Agricultural businesses looking for dependable micronutrient solutions can count on us as a trusted partner. Understanding our customers’ requirements and offering suitable product options is our focus, supporting effective crop nutrition and responsible nutrient management. Dealers, distributors and bulk buyers are all welcome to enquire, and we look forward to lasting business relationships built on responsive service and reliable product support. Connect with us for additional details.
Frequently asked questions
Four types exist: single-element products such as zinc sulphate or borax, mixed micronutrients, chelated grades such as EDTA and EDDHA, and liquid or foliar products. All four are supplied by Pure Grow.
Being the heptahydrate, the 21% grade dissolves quickly and suits sprays. The 33% grade is the monohydrate, carrying more zinc per kilogram, and it is preferred for bulk blending and soil use.
For foliar sprays, drip irrigation and soils where nutrients get locked up, choose EDTA chelates. For routine soil correction, sulphates work well and cost less.
Above about pH 6.5, EDTA iron begins to fail and the plant cannot use it. Over a far wider range EDDHA iron stays stable, so it is effective in black and calcareous soils.
Look for yellowing patterns, stunting, small leaves, poor flowering or fruit drop, and then confirm with a soil or leaf test. Testing beats guessing, since early signs are easy to miss.
Common fertilizers mix well with many chelates. Some phosphates and calcium products can react with sulphates. Do a jar test every time, and ask us when in doubt.
Yes. Share the grade, quantity and destination, and we will send a quote with packing and documentation details.
New growth often improves within one to two weeks after a foliar spray, while soil application acts more slowly. Damaged leaves do not recover, but new leaves should emerge normal.
Yes. Raising the mineral content of grain and vegetables is possible by supplying zinc and other trace elements in the field, which supports the nutritional health of the people who eat them.
Crop type, soil conditions, the identified nutrient deficiency, required nutrient concentration and application method are what buyers should weigh. Product specifications and soil test results are worth reviewing before choosing a suitable micronutrient fertilizer.
Yes, EDTA-chelated micronutrients and mixed micronutrient formulations are available from us for agricultural requirements. Buyers can contact us about available grades, specifications and suitable product options.
Yes, bulk supply enquiries are welcome from fertilizer dealers, distributors, agricultural input retailers and commercial buyers. Share the product, quantity and delivery location you need, and we will discuss availability and pricing.
Product composition, nutrient content, physical form, packaging options and applicable technical documentation are all open to enquiry. Customers are encouraged to confirm the required specifications and product availability before ordering.
Contact Puregrow with the product grade, quantity, packaging preference and delivery destination you need. A quotation, based on product availability and order requirements, will follow our team’s review of your enquiry.