Crystal Gold

Crystal Gold is a Shree Ram soil conditioner/growth stimulant, not a pesticide — built around humic and fulvic acid with a potassium (K₂O) component, sold as water-soluble flakes rather than the liquid or granular formats seen on the crop-protection products in this batch. Black and white pouch with a resealable top, label built around a red “Crystal Gold” wordmark, a root cross-section graphic showing a seedling and its root system, and a strip of crop photos — paddy, potato, sugarcane, and mixed vegetables — positioning it as a general root-and-vigor product across field and vegetable crops.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark and caveat as the rest: it’s a manufacturing quality-process certification, not a claim about how well the product performs agronomically. Two yellow diamond icons on the label, oddly, given this isn’t a hazardous pesticide — worth checking whether that’s a design template carried over from the insecticide labels rather than an intentional hazard marking. QR code bottom right, can’t resolve it from the image. Given the composition table’s structural issue, I’d get the actual product datasheet before publishing these numbers anywhere official.