VITALARCH™

FERTILIZER GROUP 3

Registration number M346 Act 36 of 1947

Registration holder: VitaLarch (Pty) Ltd

GHS SDS

20g/ha dissolved in 300L water/liquid

VITALARCH™ in packaging with grain crops in the background

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Keep out of reach of children and animals

FERTILISER GROUP 3

NOT CLASSIFIABLE IN TERMS OF GHS

Registered plant nutrient content

pH (1% solution)

Ash

Moisture (100°C)

Arabinogalactan

Dihydroquercetin

531.8 g/kg

3.32

83.2 g/kg

66.5 g/kg

762.7 g/kg

252.5 g/kg

(19.5 mg/kg)

(67.6 mg/kg)

(123 mg/kg)

Directions for use

20 grams/ha dissolved in 300L of water as a single foliar application on a monocot (maize) and a dicot (beans) at the beginning of flowering or tasselling.

Storage

Store at room temperature above 4°C and a humidity range of 40-60%. Prevent moisture and keep away from sun rays.

Mass

1kg

Registration Holder:
Vitalarch (Pty) Ltd.
2022/482115/07
36 Valley Crescent, Highveld,Centurion, 0157

Tel: 082 828 0088

Disclaimer:

The observations presented are based on visual assessments from specific trial conditions and are provided for illustrative purposes only. Results may vary depending on crop type, environmental conditions, soil characteristics, and overall crop management practices.

VITALARCH™ is a plant-based biostimulant designed to support natural plant processes and improve overall plant performance. It does not regulate plant growth or act as an agricultural remedy.

2026

SOYA: further performance studies - interim field observations

Hover the cursor over the images to see treated vs untreated

This section presents visual field observations from a soya crop trial conducted under commercial farming conditions in Mashonaland, Zimbabwe.
The purpose of this trial was to observe crop performance under standard agronomic practices with and without the inclusion of VITALARCH™ as part of the crop management programme.

Dosage split equally over three applications

Seed treatment with 7g VITALARCH™ and planted 24 November

23rd December - Foliar spray with 7gms VITALARCH™ in solution

8th Jan - Foliar spray with 7gms VITALARCH™ in solution

Field Observations

Under the specific trial conditions observed, differences in plant development were noted between treated and untreated plants.

Observed differences included:

• Variation in pod development

• Differences in growth stage progression

• Variation in overall plant structure and vigour

In this instance, the treated plants showed more advanced pod development, while untreated plants were still predominantly in the flowering stage at the time of observation.

Visual Comparison

Treated plant showing developed pods at time of observation
Untreated plant remaining in flowering stage at same time point
Root development and nodulation comparison under trial conditions

Interpretation

These observations reflect differences recorded under specific field conditions and trial timing.
The inclusion of VITALARCH™ in the crop programme is intended to support natural plant processes and overall plant performance.
Observed differences should be interpreted within the context of the full crop management programme and environmental conditions present during the trial period.

Key Takeaways

VITALARCH™ was successfully integrated into a standard crop management programme
Visual differences in plant development were observed under the trial conditions
Observations indicate potential for supporting plant performance under real-world farming conditions

Soya root development - VITALARCH™️ treated