40kg Chlorine Base Organic Nitrogen Compound Chemical Fertilizer NPK 22 6 12

Acid semi-slurry method:Good water solubility, longer fertility effect, competitive price Complete nutrients, high purity, long fertilizer efficiency, and balanced supply of nutrients needed for the entire growth cycle of crops. It can effectively improve the yield and quality of agricultural products. It is a cost-effective and widely used fertilizer for field crops.

1.This product is developed with high-quality raw materials and advanced production technology. The product has less water content, strong hardness, round particles without agglomeration, storage resistance, and more thorough dissolution.

2. Complete nutrients, high purity, long fertilizer efficiency, and balanced supply of nutrients needed for the entire growth cycle of crops.

3. It can effectively improve the yield and quality of agricultural products. It is a cost-effective and widely used fertilizer for field crops. Applicable crops: rice, wheat, corn, rape, cotton and other field crops and economic crops that do not avoid chlorine. It can be used as base fertilizer, top dressing, spreading, hole application, furrow application, no seed fertilizer, direct contact with crops is strictly prohibited; specific usage and dosage should be adjusted according to crop yield, soil fertility and the guidance of local agricultural technology department.

Warning:Specific usage and dosage should be adjusted according to crop yield, soil fertility and the guidance of local agricultural technology department.

NPK are the chemical symbols for Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) & Potassium (K). These three elements are found in almost every type of soil sold are the amounts are normally listed on the bag or bottle under the NPK designation. For example, if a bag of soil is 15-18-20, it is referring to the ratio of NPK. The same is true on a bottle of fertilizer. The ratio of NPK will normally be listed somewhere on the label.

Nitrogen (N) : Nitrogen helps in making proteins that are used for foliage growth. Excessive Nitrogen will cause fast growth but poor flowering, . A Nitrogen deficiency causes stunted growth.

Phosphorus (P) : Phosphorus is key to strong root growth, flower development and larger seeds. An excess of Phosphorus causes poor growth and bleached or yellow leaves. A phosphorus deficiency causes leaves to die.

Potassium (K) : Potassium is important for overall plant health and development of flowers. Excess Potassium can cause (N) and (P) uptake to be blocked which would then lead to (N) & (P) deficiencies and issues. Potassium deficiencies lead to disease and overall poor plant health.

There are other nutrients and compounds that a plant needs, but they are often required in tiny amounts. Calcium, Magnesium, & Iron are needed by plants, but in minuscule amounts compared to NPK.