Grow Chrysanthemum With Huntin
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“Every acre has the potential to grow loose flowers of chrysanthemum up to 10-11 metric ton /acre”
Approximately 45,000 plants can be planted in one acre of land
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Diseases
Wilt
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. chrysanthemi
Rust
Puccinia crysanthemi
Septoria Leaf Spot
Sepotria chrysanthemella
Foot rot
Rhizoctonia solani
Bacterial blight
Erwinia chrysanthemi
Chrysanthemum stunt disease
Chrysanthemum stunt viroid
Nematodes
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FAQs
Yes, all Huntin Products are 100% residue free, effective and safe for everyone.
Yes, Huntin products are advised to use repeatedly again, and again, it will work more and more effectively with repeat use.
No, all Huntin products are totally harmless, residue-free, and safe for honey bee, predators, soil earthworms, waterbodies, biodiversity. In fact, many of the Huntin products reduce the toxicity caused by many dangerous chemicals regularly used in farming.
Everything is linked to how we utilize energy and use for production like in Chrysanthemum, if farmers plan the fertigation based on 10 - 11 metric tons/acre, day wise, week wise, month wise improvement can take the yield even more than 10 - 11 metric tons/acre. But it is really possible with step-by-step compounding effects, one of the missing links is ignorance of biology in the soil, which is the foundation for high yield, 100% true chemistry can be zero without good biology. By using seed grow++ as per Huntin's schedule and other fertilizer planning, this 10 - 11 metric tons/acre is achievable.
