Plant Nutrition & Physiology

Aminosan®

Foliar fertilizer based on free amino acids of plant origin. For over 40 years, a benchmark in performance — acts on plant metabolism, providing vigor, deeper roots, and tolerance to environmental stress.

Indicated crops

CottonRiceWheatBarleyBeanSoybeanPeaPeanutPotatoTomato (staked and ground)CarrotBeet

Available packaging

1L10L20L

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What it solves

Problems that
Aminosan treats.

Where the crop suffers losses and how the product acts to reverse the situation.

Low plant development

Small plants, with low vigor, superficial roots, and uneven growth in the field.

Cycle stress

Dry spells, frosts, management damage, and adverse weather compromising projected production.

Limited absorption

Applied nutrients that the plant cannot absorb efficiently due to low metabolic activity.

Benefits

What Aminosan
delivers in practice.

Physiological and agronomic results that appear in productivity.

Stimulates metabolismFree amino acids enter directly into the cycle, without plant energy expenditure.

Increases vegetative vigorGreener leaves, firmer branches, and plants more resistant to adverse factors.

Favors roots, leaves, and branchesBalanced development of the aerial part and root system.

Improves nutrient absorptionActs as a complexing agent and enhances the efficiency of fertilizers applied in the spray.

More drought resistanceKeeps plant physiology active in periods of water deficit and extreme heat.

Better setting and fixationMore fixed flowers and formed grains — directly reflected in productivity.

Applications

How to apply Aminosan
on each crop.

Application timing according to the 2026 label.

Foliar

CropWhen to apply

CottonWhen to apply: 1 application at the start of flowering, plus 3 to 4 applications at 10 to 15 day intervals.

Rice / Wheat / BarleyWhen to apply: 1 application before tillering and 1 at booting.

BeanWhen to apply: 1 application 25-30 days after germination, 1 before flowering, 1 at grain formation.

SoybeanWhen to apply: 1 application 25-30 days after germination and 1 before flowering.

Pea / PeanutWhen to apply: 1 application 25-30 days after germination, 1 before flowering, 1 at grain formation.

PotatoWhen to apply: 1 application after hilling, plus 2 to 3 applications at 7 to 10 day intervals.

Staked tomatoWhen to apply: Weekly.

Ground tomatoWhen to apply: Start after transplanting at 7 to 10 day intervals.

Carrot / BeetWhen to apply: Apply when reaching 10 to 15 cm in height, plus 4 to 5 applications at 7 to 10 day intervals.

Strawberry / Cucumber / Green bean / VegetablesWhen to apply: 5 to 6 applications at 7 to 10 day intervals.

Garlic / OnionWhen to apply: 4 to 5 applications at 15 day intervals.

Corn / SorghumWhen to apply: 1 application before plants reach 8 leaves.

Peach / Apple / Mango / Fruit cropsWhen to apply: 1 application post-harvest, 1 after flowering and 1 during fruit development.

GrapeWhen to apply: 1 application post-harvest, 1 with 15 cm long shoots and 5 to 6 applications at 15 day intervals.

CitrusWhen to apply: 1 application at pre-bloom, 1 after flowering, 1 at the "marble" stage and 1 at the "ping-pong ball" stage. Always apply mixed with micronutrients. (REVIGO®)

CoffeeWhen to apply: 1 application at pre-bloom, 1 after the "buckshot" bloom stage, 1 at grain formation and 1 at grain filling. Always apply mixed with micronutrients. (REVIGO®)

Rose / Chrysanthemum / Carnation / Gladiolus / OrnamentalsWhen to apply: Apply at 7 to 10 day intervals until flower bud formation.

For every application, always consult an agronomist or technical adviser.

Field results