Cellfix 0.11.11 is derived from potassium dihydrogen phosphate. The reaction is supported by pyruvic acid and glucose-6-phosphate. This aggressive component remains in a gaseous state for a long time before stabilizing. Some biostimulant structures added to the gaseous product are then integrated with the component.

 

Although the final product appears to contain 0.11.11, it actually contains more: pyruvic acid, glucose-6-phosphate, PGRs, and plant disease resistance enhancers.

 

Pyruvic acid and G-6 phosphate are semi-digested plant nutrients and are intermediates in the plant energy cycle (Krebs cycle). Pyruvic acid is a readily available intermediate for energy release, while glucose-6-phosphate is the main product for flower coding.

 

Cellfix; This product is designed to promote flowering, fruit coloration, and correct potassium deficiencies in plants.

 

The phosphorus it contains, along with G6-phosphate, acts as a rapid flowering nutrient and carries a flowering code;

 

A portion of the pyruvic acid forms potassium pyruvate during production reactions, creating a potassium-rich environment. This is why potassium in these proportions yields excellent results.