Crop-specific fertilizers and biostimulants: the Immunity range
Our own Immunity brand: products and programmes built crop by crop, from field work with growers who had run out of answers.
Crops we have built products for
- Sugarcane: Immunity Sugarcane Special, developed with growers in South Gujarat
- Potato: Immunity Potato Special, developed for potato growers in Punjab and Haryana
- Mango: Immunity Mango Special, for mango growers across India
- Apple: Immunity Apple Special, for orchards in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir
- Banana: Immunity Banana Special, developed with growers in Central Gujarat
- Cotton: Crop programme for cotton
- Citrus: Crop programme for citrus
- Coconut: Crop programme for coconut
Why crop-specific
Every crop has its own calendar and its own failures. Sugarcane on land cropped for decades needs its soil rebuilt; apple and mango orchards fight tree decline and uneven bearing; banana fights disease pressure; potato needs strong early roots and even tuber set. A general grade does not answer these.
The Immunity range was built the other way round: start from the problem growers describe, combine nutrition, biostimulants and biologicals into a programme, test it in the field, and keep what works. That is also how we build crop programmes for private-label brands and distributors.
What each programme was built for
| Crop | Problems growers bring to us | Crop page |
|---|---|---|
| Sugarcane | Exhausted soil after decades of cane, rising input costs | Sugarcane |
| Potato | Falling yields, small or few tubers, high fertilizer use | Potato |
| Mango | Tree decline, alternate bearing, fruit drop, small fruit | Mango |
| Apple | Plant mortality, low production and quality, rising costs | Apple |
| Banana | Fungal disease pressure, mortality, uneven bunch weight | Banana |
Results vary with crop, soil, weather and practice. Follow the label, run a small trial first and scale what works on your farm. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of yield.
How to use it
Application methods
- Basal soil programme at planting or season start
- Drip and drench through the season
- Foliar sprays at key stages
Dose and timing
Dose depends on the grade, crop, growth stage and method. The dose is printed on every label, and we send a crop-wise dose chart with every quote.
Manufacturer-direct supply
Why buy from Gujarat Bio Organics
- Our own plant at GIDC Shihor, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, manufacturing since 2009
- 100 KL of liquid and 2,500 tonnes of solid products every month
- No minimum order quantity and dispatch in about one week
- In-house R&D for formulation, stability and crop programmes
- Gujarat NOC for 36 biostimulant grades and 11 biofertiliser types
- Bulk, private label, export or our Immunity brand from one supplier
Buying terms
- Minimum order
- None. Trial quantities are quoted too.
- Lead time
- About one week from confirmed order
- Liquid packs
- 250 mL, 500 mL, 1 L, 5 L, 10 L, 20 L, 25 L, 35 L, 50 L, 220 L drums and 1000 L IBC
- Solid packs
- 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10 and 20 kg bags or buckets, 25 and 50 kg bags, 600 kg and 1000 kg jumbo bags
- Supply options
- Bulk, private label / OEM, export (FOB or CIF) or our Immunity brand
- Samples
- Free. Freight or courier, customs duty and other charges are paid by the buyer.
- Documents
- Specification sheet, NOC copy and third-party test report on request
Questions buyers ask
What is a crop-specific fertilizer?
A product or programme formulated for the needs and usual problems of one crop, rather than a general grade for all crops.
Which crops does the Immunity range cover?
Sugarcane, potato, mango, apple and banana have dedicated Immunity Special products, and we have programmes for cotton, citrus and coconut.
Can I sell the Immunity range as a distributor?
Yes, in territories where we do not yet have a presence. We give bulk prices and you set your own margin.
Can you make crop-specific products under my brand?
Yes. We build crop programmes for private-label brands and distributors.
Do crop-specific products guarantee yield?
No. Results depend on soil, weather and practice. We recommend a trial on part of the field first.
Tell us your crop and region.
We reply with a quote and a free sample.