NPK18-10-20 Compound Fertilizer

1. The 20% potassium in the product can enhance the crop's resistance to lodging and diseases, increase crop yield, and improve fruit quality.

2. The advanced roller granulation technology ensures uniform and dense particles, which can release nutrients steadily in the soil, prevent nutrient loss, and provide continuous and stable nutrient supply to the crops.

3. The product can be used as both a base fertilizer and a topdressing. It can be flexibly adjusted according to different crops. It can be mixed with various micronutrient fertilizers without causing adverse reactions.

1. Recommended Crops

Fruit trees: Fertilization during the fruit enlargement period for citrus, grapes, bananas, apples, etc.;

Agricultural products: Tomatoes, potatoes, sugarcane, tobacco, watermelons, etc. (root and fruit crops);

Field crops: Corn, rice - mid-to-late growth stage top dressing fertilizer. Each acre is recommended to use 30-50 kg, and it should be evenly spread and turned over before land preparation;

2. Application Guidelines

Base fertilizer: The recommended dosage per acre is 30-50 kg. It should be evenly spread and turned over before land preparation;

Top dressing: Apply in furrows or holes during the fruit enlargement period or mid-to-late growth stage. Use 20-40 kg per acre. After application, cover with soil and water.

1.Storage period management: The product has a shelf life of 24 months. Expired products need to be re-tested for nutrient content. They can be used only if they pass the test and avoid the decline in fertilizer efficacy due to nutrient decomposition.
2.Nutrient balance: This product has a nitrogen-phosphorus ratio of 1:1 balance. The potassium content is relatively high (20%). It is suitable for the fruit enlargement and coloring period. During the seedling stage, it should be combined with high-nitrogen, low-phosphorus, and low-potassium fertilizers.
3.Professional consultation: For large-scale planting or special crops (such as medicinal plants, rare flowers), it is recommended to conduct a small-scale trial first or consult a local agronomist to adjust the fertilization plan.