Mike’s Mighty Micros

Full genetic expression in plants signifies optimal health and resilience.

It ensures they have all necessary nutrients for robust disease and insect resistance, enhancing their immune system efficiency.

Mike's Mighty Micros supplements plant nutrition akin to humans taking essential vitamins. While fertilizers provide basic nutrients, these supplements offer vital trace elements crucial for plant health.

Spraying the leaves with Mike's Mighty Micros facilitates efficient absorption of trace minerals, boosting plant growth and vitality over time.

Suitable for all plants, including indoor flowers, urban gardens, trees, and shrubs, it promotes full genetic expression, strengthening plants against environmental stressors.

By enhancing plant strength and resilience, Mike's Mighty Micros leads visibly healthier plants within weeks of application.

MANGANESE

Manganese (Mn) is an important micronutrient for plant growth and development and sustains metabolic roles within different plant cell compartments.

ZINC

Zinc is an important component of various enzymes that are responsible for driving many metabolic reactions in all crops.

COPPER

Copper (Cu) is one of eight essential plant micronutrients. Copper is required for many enzymatic activities in plants and for chlorophyll and seed production.

BORON

Boron plays a key role in a diverse range of plant functions including cell wall formation and stability, maintenance of structural and functional integrity of biological membranes, movement of sugar or energy into growing parts of plants, and pollination and seed set.

MOLYBDENUM

MolyBdenum is primarily used in the production of "molybdoenzymes" that regulate various plant functions.

COBALT

Cobalt plays a critical role in the overall growth process of plants. It is necessary for the processes of stem growth, elongating the coleoptiles, and expanding leaf discs.

NICKEL

Nickel is a component of some plant enzymes, most notably urease, which metabolizes urea nitrogen into useable ammonia within the plant.

SULFUR

Sulfur serves many functions in plants. It is used in the formation of amino acids, proteins, and oils.

In the realm of spraying, the spotlight often shines on high-tech nozzles and powerful pumps, overshadowing a crucial yet overlooked element: the water in your tank. This seemingly mundane liquid, where you mix your pricey pesticides and fertilizers, holds the key to the success of your application. Much like cooking with top-notch ingredients in a dirty pan, the quality of your tank water can profoundly impact the outcome of your spraying efforts.

Take it from seasoned agronomists, who stress the importance of water quality in achieving optimal results. In a personal anecdote, a shift from using well water to rainwater transformed the efficacy of micronutrient sprays, effectively combating aphid infestations. Rainwater, being naturally soft and slightly acidic, serves as an ideal choice due to its compatibility with various pesticides and fertilizers.

For those without access to rainwater, alternatives like reverse osmosis and distilled water offer mineral-free: options. These clean slates ensure maximum absorption of spray components, optimizing effectiveness and reducing the need for excessive product use. Understanding water quality extends beyond selection; it's essential to conduct compatibility tests and add surfactants last to maintain efficacy.

Research from institutions like the University of Purdue and Oregon State University highlight the impact of water quality on spraying outcomes, emphasizing the need for informed choices. By appreciating the role of tank water and making informed decisions, you can elevate your spraying game and achieve precision and effectiveness in every application. So, before your next spraying mission, give your tank water the attention it deserves - it might just be the secret ingredient to unlocking your spraying superhero potential.

Mike's Mighty Micros was developed specifically for food plots, maximizing nutrient mobility and efficiency. This unique formulation enables a lower application rate per acre, optimizing resource utilization and minimizing waste. Our application rate for food plots is 2-4 Quarts to the acre and a minimum of 15 Gallons of water.

The accompanying photos show the impact of Mike’s Mighty Micros soybeans. By enhancing bloom formation in the joints of the petioles, known as the peduncle, or activating multiple flowering mechanisms, our product leads to increased pod formation. This surge in pod production translates directly to higher yields of beans, amplifying the productivity and profitability of food plot ventures.