The Missing Link

TML
High-quality green plants!

WHY
Unique Bionova product – the missing piece of the puzzle!
Uses the best and purest fulvic acid in the world for the ultimate immune system!
Combined with Bionova’s patented silver formula!
If you don’t use The Missing Link, your plants miss out on their full potential!

What is The Missing Link?
The Missing Link is a 100% certified organic and vegan stimulator. The world’s best fulvic acid creates the ultimate immune system, which considerably reduces stress factors. This lets the plant reach its full harvest potential with compact, vital growth and reduces the need for pesticides and fungicides. The Missing Link is an exclusive Bionova product for high-quality green plants!

When should TML be used?
The Missing Link can be used from the first week of growth until the last week of flowering. TML can be used in combination with all Bionova nutrients, stimulators, minerals, universal products and substrates. The Missing Link can be used for watering and as a foliar spray.

How do you use TML?
Application via watering
Continuously 5-10 ml per 10 litres of water, from the first day to the end.

Application as a foliar spray
Use 0.25 ml to 0.50 ml per litre during growth and the first week of flowering. Apply a maximum of 3 times.

WHAT’S INSIDE?
Iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), boron (B), sulphur (S):
1. Iron: many of the plant’s vital functions, such as enzyme and chlorophyll production, nitrogen fixation, development and metabolism, all depend on iron.
2. Manganese: a metal that is an essential cofactor for the oxygen-evolving complex (OEC) of the photosynthesis machinery and catalyses the water-splitting reaction in photosystem II.
3. Boron: mainly involved in cell wall synthesis and structural integration.

Sulphur:
1. It is used in the formation of amino acids, proteins and oils. It is needed for chlorophyll formation, promotes nodulation in legumes, helps develop and activate certain enzymes and vitamins, and is a structural component of two of the 21 protein-forming amino acids.
2. Glycine, which is often used to make a wide range of amino-chelate fertilisers.
3. Hydroxyproline, which provides structural integrity for mediating cell-to-cell interactions and communication.
4. Alanine, a defence substance that enables plants to withstand various stresses such as hypoxia, waterlogging and drought, and indirectly a precursor of the compounds pantothenate and CoA.
5. Arginine, an important storage and transport form of organic nitrogen in plants.
6. Lysine, an important signalling amino acid that regulates plant growth and responses to the environment.
7. Glutamine, an effective nitrogen source for plant growth.

Fulvic acid:
1. Fulvic acid is one of the 3 humus components and is formed when plants are digested by microorganisms. It is a substance with many positive effects on plant and substrate health. For example, fulvic acid mobilises nutrients to and within plants.
2. Iron and magnesium ions are essential for photosynthesis, and fulvic acid promotes the transport of these ions from the soil into plant cells through a chelating effect, which activates photosynthesis.
3. In nature, fulvic acid plays an essential role in mobilising minerals and creating all kinds of compounds that help plants absorb nutrients.

Colloidal mixture of fulvic acids
0.15% total nitrogen (N), of which:
0.15% as ammoniacal nitrogen (N)
With micronutrients:
0.037% iron (Fe), water-soluble, DTPA chelate.
0.001% manganese (Mn), water-soluble, EDTA chelate.
0.002% boron (B)
Also contains: 1.25% fulvic acid.