NPK 20-10-12 Compound Fertilizer

NPK 20-10-12 compound fertilizer features a high nitrogen content of 20%, complemented by 10% phosphorus and 12% potassium. With a well-balanced ratio and rich nutrition, it can perform stably in various soil types and has excellent compatibility. It can be safely mixed with most pesticides except strong alkaline ones for combined use, thereby reducing farmers' operating costs.

Product advantages

1. During the vegetative growth stage of crops, the demand for nitrogen is higher than that for phosphorus and potassium. The 20-10-12 ratio meets the crop's needs and avoids excessive accumulation of phosphorus and potassium elements. For balanced compound fertilizers, it can reduce phosphorus and potassium waste by more than 30%, lower planting costs, and prevent environmental pollution caused by excessive phosphorus in the soil.

2.The roller granulation technology was adopted, which enables the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to be fully mixed at low temperatures. The granules have excellent water solubility, smooth surfaces and high hardness, and will not clog during transportation.

3. It contains no impurities or pollutants, has sufficient supply and timely delivery.

Product Attributes

Product Applications

1. In acidic red soil areas: tea gardens and citrus orchards in hilly regions, it can reduce nitrogen loss, enhance phosphorus availability, and enable crops to grow normally in acidic environments.

2. In alkaline saline-alkali land: large fields and orchards in some northern regions, it can prevent potassium fixation and allow crops to fully absorb nutrients.

3. In sandy soil areas: river beaches, slopes and other plots with weak fertilizer retention capacity, it can reduce nutrient loss and provide continuous nutrition for crops such as corn and peanuts.

4. In clayey soil areas: flat low-lying areas and other plots with strong fertilizer retention capacity, it can slowly release nutrients and prevent nutrient deficiency in crops in the later stage, suitable for growing crops such as wheat and rice.

Notes to Observe

After crops enter the flowering and fruiting stage, the application of fertilizer should be reduced or stopped to avoid affecting reproductive growth. Keep the fertilizer away from dampness and prevent it from clumping. Store it in a dry place and avoid direct sunlight, as this can affect its solubility and application effect. Keep it out of reach of children and food.