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Product Title Dapghol (100g) – Advanced DAP Solubilizer & Phosphorus Booster with PSB Bacteria.Product Description BodyUnlock the Full Power of Your DAP FertilizerAre your crops not getting enough phosphorus even after applying DAP? Often, phosphorus gets "locked" in the soil and becomes unavailable for plants to absorb. Dapghol is your solution.Dapghol is a premium, high-efficiency DAP solubilizer infused with Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria (PSB). It works by breaking down insoluble phosphorus in the soil, converting it into a form that your crops can easily absorb. By adding Dapghol to your farming routine, you ensure that every grain of DAP you apply is actually being used by your plants for vigorous growth.Why Choose Dapghol?Boosts Nutrient Uptake: Naturally unlocks fixed phosphorus, making it available for rapid root and shoot development.Enhanced Fertilizer Efficiency: Get more value out of your expensive DAP fertilizer by ensuring minimal waste.Promotes Healthy Growth: Supports early germination, stronger root systems, and better flowering/fruiting.Eco-Friendly Solution: Uses beneficial bacteria (PSB) to improve soil health sustainably rather than relying solely on harsh chemicals.Easy to Use: Specifically formulated for all types of DAP fertilizers and suitable for a wide range of field crops.Technical Benefits of PSB BacteriaPhosphate Solubilizing Bacteria (PSB) are nature’s helpers. They secrete specific acids and enzymes in the soil that "dissolve" minerals, releasing phosphorus that was previously stuck in the soil. This not only feeds your current crop but also improves long-term soil fertility and structure.Recommended UsageApplication: Mix with your DAP fertilizer or apply as directed by your local agricultural advisory for your specific crop type.Suitability: Ideal for wheat, maize, rice, vegetables, and fruit orchards.Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place to maintain the viability of the beneficial bacteria.