Shree Boost

Shree Boost is a liquid growth promoter, not a pesticide — it’s built around amino acids, a seaweed-derived component, and potassium humic acid as the main actives, at 10%, 10%, and 15% respectively, with magnesium, nitrogen, zinc, phosphate, and a smaller EMF component filling out the rest before distilled water brings it to volume. Green bottle and cap, label centered on a red “Shree Boost” banner over a basket of mixed vegetables and a leafy plant graphic, which fits a plant-nutrition product rather than a crop-protection one.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark as the rest of this batch. There’s also a green circular badge that reads “Technology” along the edge, similar to the unreadable seals on a couple of the other labels — I can make out that one word but not the rest, so I wouldn’t build a specific claim around it. QR code bottom left, two diamond icons on the image (odd for a growth promoter rather than a pesticide, but printed all the same), signal word not legible either way.