Red Ammonium Chloride

Product Name: Red Ammonium Chloride

CAS: 12125-02-9

Properties: red granular

Formula: NH4Cl

Formula Weight: 53.49

Nitrogen content: 25%

Moisture: ≤0.5%

Granularity： 2-5mm

Standard:according to destination port policy

Advantage:

Produces few hydrogen sulfides which causes rot, And helps roots grow healthy.

A kind of quick-acting nitrogen chemical fertilizer.

The fertilizer efficiency of rice field is high and stable.

Improve the taste of rice

Fertilization method:

The amount of topdressing is the amount of base fertilizer subtracted from the total amount of ammonium chloride granular fertilizer. The amount of topdressing can be applied in stages. The types of topdressing are mostly quick-acting nitrogen, potassium fertilizer and a small amount of phosphorus fertilizer. The amount of topdressing should not be too much.

Generally, fruit vegetables should be topdressing 3-4 times in the middle stage before they grow vigorously, and attention should be paid to nitrogen and potassium fertilizer at the same time after the beginning of pelleting.

The amount of nutrients absorbed by root vegetables during the root expansion period greatly increases 30 days after the radish is planted, 70-80 days after the carrot is planted, and 30-40 days after the potato is planted. The nitrogen fertilizer should not be applied too late, so that the nitrogen content in the soil at the end of the growth period is low. Otherwise, green leafy vegetables susceptible to diseases should be a few times when the leaves enter the vigorous growth period, and the fertilizer and water will attack.

The method of topdressing is generally to apply fertilizer in the hole, in the ditch, or by sprinkling, or by washing with water, but the effect of fertilization buried in the soil is better. No matter which fertilization method is used, attention should be paid to watering after application.

Caution:

1. In arid and rainless areas, it is better not to use or use less ammonium chloride in saline-alkali soil to prevent aggravating soil salt damage.

2. The chlorine content of ammonium chloride is 66.3%. The chlorine brought into the soil is an essential nutrient element for crops, but if it is excessive, it will have a certain impact on crops. Therefore, it is prohibited to apply ammonium chloride to chlorine-free crops, such as tobacco, tea tree, grape, potato, watermelon, sugar beet, etc. The use of ammonium chloride should also be controlled in the seedling stage of crops.

Storage:

Red ammonium chloride should humidity--proof and water--proof, can not be stored with alkali materials.