Multiplex Navajeevan-G is a mixed granular biostimulant containing seaweed, humic acid, amino acids and triacontanol. It is developed for soil application to support crop establishment, root and shoot development, nutrient utilisation and overall plant health.
Navajeevan-G can be applied to all crops. Its organic and biologically active components support soil structure, nutrient retention, root-zone activity and physiological growth under balanced crop-management practices.
The general recommendation is 5–10 kg per acre. It may be mixed with farmyard manure or compost at sowing or combined with top-dressing fertilizers approximately 20–25 days after transplanting. The granules should be incorporated properly into the soil for maximum root-zone contact.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Multiplex Navajeevan-G |
| Brand | Multiplex |
| Product Type | Mixed granular biostimulant |
| Form | Granules |
| Composition | Seaweed, humic acid, amino acids and triacontanol |
| Recommended Crops | All crops |
| General Dose | 5–10 kg per acre |
| Application Method | Soil application |
| Application Timing | At sowing or approximately 20–25 days after transplanting |
| Pack Size Shown | 25 kg |
| Available Pack Sizes | 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg, 50 kg and 100 kg |
| Component | Role in Soil and Crop Development |
|---|---|
| Seaweed | Provides naturally occurring organic compounds associated with crop establishment and physiological growth |
| Humic Acid | Supports soil structure, microbial activity, nutrient retention and root-zone development |
| Amino Acids | Provide building blocks involved in protein formation and plant metabolic processes |
| Triacontanol | Supports cell division, cell elongation, root and shoot development and photosynthetic activity |
Composition note: Exact percentages of seaweed, humic acid, amino acids and triacontanol are not stated in the supplied information. Refer to the current product label for the guaranteed composition.
Multiplex states that Navajeevan-G supplies naturally available NPK and secondary or trace elements, including calcium, magnesium, sulphur, boron, molybdenum, copper, zinc, manganese, iron, silicon and cobalt.
The company also describes naturally occurring growth-promoting substances such as auxins, gibberellins and cytokinins. However, exact nutrient and hormone percentages are not published in the supplied composition, so Navajeevan-G should not be treated as a replacement for a soil-test-based fertilizer programme.
| Application Stage | Dose | Method |
|---|---|---|
| At Sowing | 5–10 kg per acre | Mix with FYM or compost and incorporate uniformly into the soil |
| After Transplanting | 5–10 kg per acre | Apply approximately 20–25 days after transplanting with top-dressing fertilizers |
| Plantation Crops | 50–100 g per plant | Apply around the active root zone and mix properly with soil |
Dose note: Crop-specific Multiplex recommendations may differ from the general dose. Follow the current product leaflet for the intended crop.
| Crop | Application Timing | Recommended Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Paddy | At planting or 10–15 days after transplanting | 10 kg per acre |
| Wheat | On or before 30–35 days after sowing | 10 kg per acre |
| Sugarcane | First application at 30–60 days and second application around 90 days after planting | 7.5–10 kg per acre per application |
| Banana | First application at 30–35 days and second application at 60–75 days after planting | 25 g per plant per application |
| Potato | Approximately 30 days after planting | 15 kg per acre |
| Strawberry | First application at new-leaf stage and second after 25 days or at green-fruit stage | 15 kg per acre per application |
| Tea Nursery | According to nursery crop stage | 5–10 g per plant |
| Young Tea Plantation | Once every three months according to crop condition | 10–25 g per plant |
| Vegetables | At transplanting or 10–15 days after transplanting | 15 kg per acre |
| Nursery Crops | Before seed sowing or after preparing nursery beds | 0.5–1 kg distributed across nursery beds required for one acre of main-field transplanting |
| Medicinal and Aromatic Crops | At sowing or planting, followed by a second application after 20–30 days | 10–15 kg per acre per application |
| Vanilla | At planting or approximately one month after planting | 50 g per plant per year |
Vegetable examples: Multiplex’s crop guidance includes cabbage, tomato, cauliflower, chilli, capsicum, okra and brinjal.
Navajeevan-G is intended for root-zone application. Proper incorporation places its active organic components near the developing roots and reduces losses from surface movement.
Leaving all granules exposed on a dry soil surface may reduce their contact with moisture and active roots. Apply to suitably moist soil and mix according to label directions.
Humic acid acts as a soil conditioner and natural chelating agent. It supports soil aggregation, nutrient retention and the availability of certain nutrients within the root zone.
Seaweed contains naturally occurring organic compounds, amino acids, chelating agents, alginic acid and mannitol. These components support plant establishment and physiological activity.
Amino acids participate in protein formation and multiple metabolic processes. Triacontanol supports cell division, cell elongation, mineral uptake, photosynthetic activity and plant growth under suitable conditions.
Multiplex states that Navajeevan-G may help detoxify some chemical residues and heavy metals to a limited extent. This should be understood as a soil-support claim rather than guaranteed remediation.
Contaminated soil, irrigation water or produce requires laboratory testing and an expert-led remediation programme. Navajeevan-G should not be represented as a product that completely removes heavy metals or pesticide residues.
Navajeevan-G may be mixed with FYM, compost or top-dressing fertilizers according to Multiplex directions. When combining it with another soil input, check all product labels and prepare only a recommended combination.
Do not combine concentrated granules with incompatible pesticides or strongly reactive materials without qualified agricultural advice.
It is a granular mixed biostimulant containing seaweed, humic acid, amino acids and triacontanol for supporting soil and plant health.
Apply 5–10 kg per acre according to crop requirements and the current label.
It can be mixed with FYM or compost at sowing or applied with top-dressing fertilizer approximately 20–25 days after transplanting. Crop-specific timing may differ.
Yes. Multiplex officially lists Navajeevan-G for all crops.
The general leaflet recommendation is 50–100 g per plant. Some crops have more specific rates, so follow the crop-wise label guidance.
No. Although it supplies naturally available nutrients, the exact NPK percentages are not stated. Continue a balanced fertilizer programme based on soil and crop requirements.
No. Multiplex states that it may help detoxify residues and heavy metals to some extent, but it is not a guaranteed remediation treatment.
The official directions describe soil application of the granules. Do not use it as a foliar spray or through drip unless the current product label specifically permits that method.
No. It is not a pesticide. Use registered crop-protection products where insect, disease or weed control is required.
At the general dose of 5–10 kg per acre, a 25 kg pack is mathematically sufficient for approximately 2.5–5 acres. Crop-specific recommendations may require a different quantity.
Disclaimer: The information provided is for general guidance only. Always follow the composition, crop, dose, application timing, method and safety instructions printed on the current product label.
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