NPK Compound Fertilizers
Name: NPK Compound Fertilizers
Formulation: Granular
Active Ingredient and Content: Nitrogen(N, Phosphate(P2O5), and potassium (K2O)
Name: NPK Compound Fertilizers
Formulation: Granular
Active Ingredient and Content: Nitrogen(N, Phosphate(P2O5), and potassium (K2O)
NPK Compound/Complex Fertilizers which contain Nitrogen(N, Phosphate(P2O5), and potassium (K2O) usually are produced by mixing straight fertilizers. In some cases, chemical reactions occur between the two or more components in oder to extend the fertilizer efficiency period and easy for application, and transportation 8storage, compound fertilizers which contain insoluble matters are generally made into granular by granulation process.
Granular Compound Fertilizer is normally applied into the soil directly. Nutrients dissolved in the soil can be absorbed by crops roots. Most granular fertilizers are quick-released and fast-acting.
Formulation can be adjusted according to the natural condition of local soil, variety of the crops, different growing periods and application methods, Chlorine-based, sulphur-based, urea-based and nitrate-based formulations are available.
Medium Element (Ca,Mg,S) and Trace Element (Fe, Zn, Cu, Mn, B, MO) Or (EDTA-Fe, EDTA-Zn, EDTA-Cu, EDTA-Mn)can be added as special using fertilizers.
1. Apply the pesticide at the initial occurrence stage of pest mites.
2. Conduct thorough and comprehensive spraying to ensure both upper and lower leaf surfaces are evenly wetted.
3. Do not apply the pesticide on windy days or if rainfall is expected within one hour.
4. The pre-harvest interval for this product on citrus crops is 14 days, with a maximum of two applications permitted per growing season.