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ProtoHumiX® Biostimulant PFC 6(B) — 1 l1 l

Plant biostimulant PFC 6(B)

ProtoHumiX® Biostimulant PFC 6(B) — 1 l

High-purity humic acids extract in a 1 l bottle. Non-microbial plant biostimulant (CE-B/17/25/BS). Covers approx. 1 ha of a full crop cycle — perfect for a trial or a small farm.

129,60 zł120,00 zł net · net / gross
Other sizes:1 l5 l20 l

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Volume discounts

Number of packagesNet price / pkg.Net price / 1 l
1–9120,00 zł120,00 zł
10–24108,00 zł108,00 zł
25–49102,00 zł102,00 zł
50–9996,00 zł96,00 zł
100+90,00 zł90,00 zł

Tiers apply to a single product and single size — variants do not add up. Discount applied automatically in the cart.

  • Recommended for use in organic farming
  • Certified and manufactured in the European Union
  • Over 10 years of research and 30 effectiveness reports

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Application and dosing

The basic rule for field crops: 0.2–0.6 litres of ProtoHumiX® per 1 hectare, dissolved in 200–300 litres of water (0.1–0.2% concentration). The governing quantity here is the concentration, and the per-hectare dose is derived from it — which is why crops requiring more working fluid (orchards, vineyards) end up with a higher per-hectare dose at the very same concentration. Where the solution concentration is decisive (seed dressings, microgreens, fertigation, soil applications) — values are given in the second table.

Foliar application — dose per hectare

Field crops

CropWorking concentrationDose per 1 ha (derived)Application timing
Cereals, maize, rapeseed, soybean, sunflower0.1–0.2%0.2–0.6 l/ha in 200–300 l of water2–4 treatments: 3–5 leaves stage → before flowering / earing

Vegetable crops

CropWorking concentrationDose per 1 ha (derived)Application timing
Tomato, cucumber, cabbage, pepper, zucchini, pumpkin, eggplant, onion, garlic, watermelon and melon0.1–0.2%0.2–0.6 l/ha in 200–300 l of waterBefore transplanting (plants 10–12 cm) → 4–6 leaves stage → budding → 14–15 days after flowering → fruit development
Carrot and beetroot0.1–0.2%0.2–0.6 l/ha in 200–300 l of waterStart of vegetative growth → repeat every 25–30 days
Potato0.1–0.2%0.2–0.6 l/ha in 200–300 l of water (+ tuber dressing — table below)5–7 leaves stage → budding → repeat every 25–30 days

Vineyards and orchards

CropWorking concentrationDose per 1 ha (derived)Application timing
Grapevine0.1–0.2%0.5–2.0 l/ha in 500–1000 l of waterBud break → after flowering → berry growth and filling stage
Fruit and nut trees0.1–0.2%0.5–2.0 l/ha in 500–1000 l of waterBud break → after flowering → fruit growth and filling stage
Oil trees0.1–0.2%0.5–2.0 l/ha in 500–1000 l of waterBud break → after flowering → fruit growth and filling stage

Perennial crops

CropWorking concentrationDose per 1 ha (derived)Application timing
Perennial crops0.1–0.2%0.5–2.0 l/ha in 500–1000 l of waterBefore flowering → 3–4 applications at 10–14 day intervals

The governing quantity is the solution concentration: 0.1–0.2% regardless of crop group. The per-hectare dose follows from it and from the working fluid volume — standard 200–300 l of water/ha, in orchards and vineyards 500–1000 l/ha. Changing the water volume? Keep the concentration, not the per-hectare dose.

Applications requiring a specific concentration

ApplicationConcentration / doseNotes
Seed dressing0.3 l / 1000 kg of seedsSoak for 5–6 hours or mechanical dressing
Tuber dressing (potato)300–400 ml / 1000 kg of tubersBefore planting
Seed dressing (hemp, flax, tobacco)90–100 ml / 100 kg of seedsPlus foliar spray 0.2–0.6 l/ha at 3–4 leaves stage
Microgreens1–2 l / 1000 l of water (0.1–0.2%)Spray seeds and sprouts, repeat every 48 hours
Fertigation (root zone)3.3 l / 1000 l of water (0.33%)1–2 times a month
Soil application (between harvest and sowing)6.7 l / 1000 l of water (0.67%)Once a month
Soil drench — vineyards, orchards3.3 l / 1000 l of waterDirectly to the root zone
Soil drench — oil trees3.3–4.0 l / 1000 l of waterDirectly to the root zone

No per-hectare dose is given here, because the water volume follows from the technology (seed treater, drip system, tank), not from the field area. For soil application what counts is the amount of product delivered per hectare — calculate it as the concentration times the volume of solution actually applied on that hectare.

The product can be mixed with many plant protection products — the user is responsible for testing the mixture before use. Add ProtoHumiX® to the tank last.

Storage and shelf life

  • Range in which the product retains its properties: -20°C to +40°C. Recommended storage: 0–30°C, in the original, tightly closed packaging, away from direct sunlight. The product freezes below 0°C — after thawing and mixing it retains its usable properties.
  • Shelf life: 36 months from the production date. Batch number and production date are on the packaging.

Frequently asked questions

How long does delivery take?

Orders in stock usually ship within 1–2 business days. Courier delivery in Poland takes a further 1–2 business days.

How should I store ProtoHumiX®?

Keep the product in a tightly closed container, above freezing, away from direct sunlight. See the "Storage" section below for details.

Can I order more than 200 units?

Yes — orders above 200 pcs and IBC 1000 l containers are priced individually. Contact us via the form and tell us the quantity you need.

Does the product have the certificates required in the EU?

Yes. Both products carry a CE certificate under EU Regulation 2019/1009 (biostimulant PFC 6(B) / soil improver PFC 3(B)). See the full list on the "Certificates" page.

What's the difference between PFC 6(B) and PFC 3(B)?

PFC 6(B) is a foliar biostimulant applied to plants — it improves nutrient uptake and stress resistance. PFC 3(B) is a soil improver applied to the soil — it permanently improves soil structure and water retention.