Description

NPK High Phosphorus Powder products according to lineage:

• 10-55-10+TE
• 15-30-15+TE
• 20-50-10+TE
• 10-40-10+TE

These formulations are rich in phosphorus (P) to enhance root development and flowering, alongside trace elements (TE) that boost plant vitality. The available formulations are:

• 10-55-10+TE: Phosphorus-rich formulation, ideal for strong root development and early flowering. Enriched with trace elements to promote overall plant health.
• 15-30-15+TE: A formulation offering comprehensive support for growth, with equal nitrogen and potassium levels for vegetative development and flowering, and phosphorus for root growth.
• 20-50-10+TE: High-phosphorus formula suited for boosting flowering and strong root development, making it ideal for crops requiring intensive phosphorus nutrition.
• 10-40-10+TE: A formula with a high phosphorus concentration to support roots and flowering, while maintaining moderate nitrogen and potassium levels for integrated nutrition.

All formulations include trace elements (TE) such as iron, zinc, and manganese, which enhance enzymatic activity and improve plant resistance to diseases and environmental stress. Their high water solubility allows for easy application through drip irrigation or foliar spray systems, ensuring fast and effective nutrient absorption.

These formulations are suitable for a wide range of crops, particularly those requiring enhanced root and flower development, such as vegetables and fruit trees.

Usage recommendation:
This high-phosphorus, water-soluble fertilizer is designed to promote root development and flowering. With a high phosphorus content, along with nitrogen (N), potassium (K), and trace elements (TE), it is ideal for crops during their early growth or flowering stages. Suitable for foliar application or fertigation systems.
Recommended dosage: 3-5 kg per hectare (1-2 kg per acre) applied through foliar spray or fertigation. Use during early growth stages or flowering for best results. “The ratio varies depending on the soil analysis and the plant’s needs.”