Wood vinegar, or pyroligneous acid, is a natural liquid obtained by processing the gases resulting from the pyrolysis of agricultural waste in the absence of oxygen.
At Manjum, we produce wood vinegar from perennial trees (such as Eucalyptus, Casuarina, Citrus, Peach, etc.) using integrated Egyptian technology, and we are committed to conducting continuous field and laboratory research.
Wood vinegar prevents root rot and supports the vigorous growth of the root system.
Wood vinegar enhances root absorption capacity and improves nutrient availability for the plant.
Wood vinegar enhances the transport of nutrients and sugars to the fruit.
Wood vinegar promotes fruit set stability and increases flower count.
Wood vinegar effectively balances and regulates soil alkalinity (pH).
Wood vinegar improves the seed germination rate and enhances the vigor of seedlings.
Wood vinegar increases the chlorophyll content in the leaves.
Wood vinegar increases the plant's ability to withstand fluctuating climatic conditions.
Wood vinegar resists the spread of certain fungal diseases, such as Sooty Mold.
Wood vinegar limits the proliferation of insects such as whiteflies, aphids, and thrips.
To achieve the maximum benefit from Manjum products, please adhere to the recommended dosages and timings.
In Manjum Wood vinegar undergoes a meticulous manufacturing journey lasting approximately 11 months, ensuring every drop reaches the highest quality.
The process begins by cutting non-fruiting trees, followed by natural drying for 8 months.
The wood enters the pyrolysis phase for 6 days to produce natural compounds.
Wood vinegar undergoes a treatment and separation phase from other compounds for 3 months.
It is preferable to use wood vinegar after the land has been sufficiently irrigated to ensure the best results.
Foliar spraying should be done in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid high temperatures.
Recommended dosages must be adhered to for maximum effectiveness.
It can be mixed with most fertilizers and pesticides, except for alkaline substances.
When mixed with fungicides and insecticides, the pesticide dosage should be reduced because wood vinegar increases the pesticide's effectiveness.
Close the container tightly during use, as wood vinegar contains volatile compounds.
Avoid storing it under direct sunlight, and keep it in a cool place.
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