Citrus nutrition and bio stimulants in Wardha, Maharashtra
Season for citrus around Wardha: Ambe bahar, Mrig bahar and Hasta bahar flushes. Soil: black cotton (regur) soils.
Citrus farming in Wardha
Citrus shows zinc deficiency quickly as little leaf and frenching, and fruit drop is the second big issue. In Wardha, Maharashtra, the soil is black cotton (regur) soils. Black soils hold moisture well, but zinc and boron availability is often low in high-pH patches, so micronutrient sprays tend to pay off.
Other crops grown around Wardha include cotton and vegetables, so plan sprays crop by crop rather than one schedule for the whole farm.
Two problems Wardha growers keep an eye on in citrus are frenching and little leaf and fruit drop. Classic zinc deficiency signs in citrus.
Recommended products for citrus
| Product | Label dose |
|---|---|
| Navasiri Zinc 39.5% (Zinc-Oxy) | 1-1.5 ml per 1 litre of water |
| Navasiri Zinc 33% (Soil) | 5-10 kg per acre |
| N-Carb | Soil application: 500 g per acre. Foliar spray: 3-5 g per litre |
| Navasiri Potash | 2.5 ml per 1 litre of water |
| Navasiri Max | 2.5-3.5 ml per 1 litre of water |
Stage-wise plan for Wardha
New flush
Zinc foliar spray when new leaves emerge small and narrow.
Flowering
Micronutrient mix like Navasiri Max reduces flower and fruit drop at label dose.
Fruit enlargement
Navasiri Potash supports size and quality.
Common citrus problems
Frenching and little leaf
Classic zinc deficiency signs in citrus.
Fruit drop
Nutrition and moisture management both matter.
Always follow the product label and consult your local agriculture officer. Results vary with soil, weather and management.
Citrus questions from Wardha farmers
Which bio stimulant or micronutrient is used for citrus (sweet orange and lime) in Wardha?
Farmers in Wardha, Maharashtra commonly look at Navasiri Zinc 39.5% (Zinc-Oxy), Navasiri Zinc 33% (Soil), N-Carb for citrus (sweet orange and lime). Doses on the label: Navasiri Zinc 39.5% (Zinc-Oxy): 1-1.5 ml per 1 litre of water; Navasiri Zinc 33% (Soil): 5-10 kg per acre; N-Carb: Soil application: 500 g per acre. Foliar spray: 3-5 g per litre. Always follow the label and check with your local agriculture officer.
What is the citrus (sweet orange and lime) season in Wardha?
Citrus (Sweet orange and Lime) in Wardha is typically grown in Ambe bahar, Mrig bahar and Hasta bahar flushes. Exact sowing dates depend on rainfall, irrigation and variety.
When should I spray micronutrients on citrus (sweet orange and lime)?
New flush: Zinc foliar spray when new leaves emerge small and narrow. Flowering: Micronutrient mix like Navasiri Max reduces flower and fruit drop at label dose.
How can I buy Navamitraa Agri Tech products in Wardha?
Call or WhatsApp 9703278789 with your village, crop and acreage. The team will guide you on the right product and how to get supply in Wardha.