Zinc sulfate (ZnSO₄) is an inorganic compound that plays a significant role in various industrial, agricultural, and medical applications. It is a colorless, crystalline solid that is highly soluble in water. Zinc sulfate is typically used in the following areas:

1.  Promotes Plant Growth: Zinc sulfate is used as a fertilizer to correct zinc deficiency in soil, ensuring better plant growth and development.
2.  Enhances Photosynthesis: Applying zinc sulfate to plants boosts photosynthesis, resulting in healthier plants with increased yield.
3.  Improves Flowering and Fruiting: Zinc sulfate enhances flowering and fruit production, leading to more abundant and higher-quality crops.
4.  Strengthens Disease Resistance: By improving genetic traits and biological processes, zinc sulfate helps plants resist diseases, ensuring better protection and higher yields.
5. Protects from Weather Fluctuations: Zinc sulfate helps minimize the impact of extreme weather conditions, such as temperature fluctuations, on plant growth and yield.
6.  Certified Effectiveness: Zinc sulfate-based products, such as Chidka, are recognized for their superior performance in enhancing crop yield, flowering, and fruit quality.
7.  Versatile Crop Use: Zinc sulfate can be used on various crops like eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, onions, potatoes, cucumbers, mangoes, and many others.
8.  Compatibility with Other Products: Zinc sulfate can be mixed with insecticides and fungicides to offer an integrated solution for plant health.
9.  Timing for Application: It’s most effective when applied during the flowering stage, with follow-up applications after each harvest to maintain consistent yields.