Tomato-Shine | Tomato – Color Ripening Specialty Fertilizer

Tomato Color Ripening Specialty Fertilizer is a high-efficiency water-soluble nutritional formulation specifically developed for the tomato fruit coloring and ripening stage. It integrates bio-active amino acids, chelated micronutrients, and metabolic activators to support pigment synthesis, sugar accumulation, and uniform fruit maturation.

Technical Specification:

Amino Acids ≥100g/L, Ca+Mg ≥30g/L

Benefits:
Specifically developed for the tomato color ripening stage. Drives the uniform synthesis of lycopene, effectively eliminating common issues during ripening like green shoulders and blotchy ripening. Simultaneously strengthens the cuticle thickness of the fruit skin, significantly reducing the risk of fruit cracking and soft rot caused by fragile skin during the expansion/ripening period, extending post-harvest shelf life. Titanium activates the plant’s sugar transport channels, and Vitamin B3 participates in carbohydrate metabolism; these two work synergistically to promote soluble solid accumulation, driving the efficient transport of nutrients (especially sugars) within the plant, helping to increase tomato sweetness. Additionally, chelated Iron, Manganese and other elements in the formula maintain leaf photosynthetic efficiency, providing continuous power for the ripening process and nutrient accumulation, further increasing fruit dry matter accumulation. Ultimately results in uniformly ripened tomatoes, plump fruit shape, and firm flesh, achieving increased yield, higher sweetness, and quality upgrade.

Applicable Crops: Tomato, Fruit vegetables

Application Instructions

Foliar Spray

• Dilution Rate: 800–1000 times

• Frequency: Apply every 7–10 days

• Recommended Applications: 2–3 times during the ripening stage

Fertigation / Drip Irrigation

• Recommended Rate: 15–30 L/ha

For best results, apply during early morning or late afternoon to maximize leaf absorption.

Why Choose MASL Biotechnology

MASL Biotechnology is a technology-driven agricultural solutions provider specializing in advanced crop nutrition and specialty fertilizers.

Our Strengths

Advanced R&D

• Collaboration with agricultural research institutes

• Continuous innovation in plant nutrition technology

Global Supply Capability

• Products exported to growers in multiple continents

• Consistent quality standards and stable supply chains

Precision Crop Nutrition

• Crop-specific formulations for vegetables, fruits, orchards, and field crops

Sustainable Agriculture Commitment

• Solutions designed to increase yield while maintaining environmental balance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. When should Tomato Color Ripening Fertilizer be applied?

Apply when the first fruits begin to change color (breaker stage). Continue spraying every 7–10 days until the main harvest period.

2. Can this fertilizer improve tomato sweetness?

Yes. The formula promotes carbohydrate transport and sugar accumulation in fruit, helping improve Brix level and flavor quality.

3. Is it suitable for greenhouse tomatoes?

Yes. The product performs very well in greenhouse, hydroponic, and open-field tomato production systems.

4. Can it be mixed with pesticides or other fertilizers?

It can usually be mixed with most products, but a small compatibility test is recommended before large-scale application.

5. Will it help reduce uneven ripening?

Yes. Balanced micronutrients and metabolic activators improve uniform fruit maturation and color consistency.

Cautions:

1.Avoid mixing with strongly acidic or alkaline fertilizers and pesticides, as this may affect product efficacy. If mixing with other products is intended, conduct a small-scale compatibility test first.

2.Reapplication at a reduced rate may be necessary if rainfall occurs within 4 hours of spraying.

Storage:

1.Store and transport in the original container. Keep sealed in a cool, dry place.

2.Store separately from food, drink, and feed. Keep out of reach of children and livestock.

Production Date and Lot No.: See bottle cap. Shelf Life: 36 months.