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Boron 20% is a highly concentrated micronutrient containing 20% elemental Boron, typically supplied as Sodium Tetraborate (Borax) or Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate. It is widely used for soil correction, foliar spray, and fertigation, especially in crops sensitive to boron deficiency. The high boron concentration allows lower dosage applications, resulting in economic and agronomic efficiency. It has Cas combination 1330-43-4 Borax & 10043-35-3 Boric Acid.
Boron 20% is a highly concentrated micronutrient containing 20% elemental Boron, typically supplied as Sodium Tetraborate (Borax) or Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate. It is widely used for soil correction, foliar spray, and fertigation, especially in crops sensitive to boron deficiency. The high boron concentration allows lower dosage applications, resulting in economic and agronomic efficiency. It has Cas combination 1330-43-4 Borax & 10043-35-3 Boric Acid.
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Chemical Properties & Specifications
Irritant (eye/skin)
Avoid direct skin contact Use PPE during handling and spraying
Restores boron levels in deficient zones, preventing poor fruit set and stem collapse.
Applied before flowering to ensure pollen viability and fruit formation.
Suitable for crops like cotton, soybean, vegetables, and grapes.
Urea, DAP & most water-soluble fertilizers
Store in dry ventilated warehouses. Avoid contact with water during storage. Handle with gloves when bag is open to avoid skin irritation
Packed in moisture-barrier laminated bags or plastic-lined sacks
1 kg, 5 kg, 25 kg, and jumbo sacks
2 bags/drums high; ensure no sharp stacking edges
2 years
Yes. It is highly water soluble and suitable for both soil correction and foliar spraying.
Recommended 500 g–1 kg/acre depending on crop and deficiency severity.
Cotton, pomegranate, cauliflower, sunflower, and grapes respond well to boron.
For cost efficiency and bulk soil correction, 20% boron is ideal. Chelates are used where absorption efficiency is prioritized.
Yes. Compatible with urea, DAP, and complex fertilizers, but avoid with calcium nitrate.
