Compound Fertilizer

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Compound Fertilizer Specification

Physical Form
Granules or powder

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight

Poisonous
NO

Density
1.6 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Appearance
Typically white gray or brown granules

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly acidic (depends on formulation)

CAS No
N/A (mixture)

Usage
Used to enhance soil fertility and provide nutrients to plants

EINECS No
N/A (mixture)

HS Code
3105.20

Molecular Formula
NPK (Nitrogen Phosphorus Potassium)

Purity
Depends on specific formulation (e.g. 99% purity for certain components)

Properties
Contains essential nutrients like Nitrogen Phosphorus and Potassium in varying ratios

Solubility
Partially soluble in water

Shape
Granular or powdered

Grade
Agricultural grade

Application
Agriculture horticulture gardening

Molecular Weight
Varies depending on composition

Smell
Mild

Taste
Neutral

Ingredients
Nitrogen Phosphorus Potassium and other trace elements

Shelf Life
23 years under recommended storage conditions

About Compound Fertilizer

Compound Fertilizer

Specification

packaging type	standard
Product	Compound fertilizer
Country of Origin	Made in India
Packaging Size	as per requirement
Material	Compound fertilizer
Usage/Application	Agriculture

Nutrient-Rich Formula for Diverse Crops

This compound fertilizer provides an optimal blend of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, the three key macronutrients vital for robust plant development. With the addition of trace elements, it caters to the nutritional needs of various crops in agriculture, horticulture, and gardening. Its carefully balanced ratios are designed to support healthy root growth, flowering, and fruiting throughout the cultivation cycle.

Convenient Application and Storage

Available in granular or powdered form, the fertilizer is easy to handle and can be applied using multiple methods, such as broadcasting or mixing into soil. Partial solubility ensures a steady nutrient supply. For best results, store the product in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight, which preserves its efficacy and extends its usable life to 23 years.

FAQs of Compound Fertilizer:

Q: How should compound fertilizer be applied to crops for best results?

A: For optimal effect, evenly distribute the granules or powder around the root zone of plants, either by broadcasting over the soil or by mixing into the top layer. Always water the area after application to facilitate nutrient uptake.

Q: What are the primary benefits of using this compound fertilizer?

A: This fertilizer enhances soil fertility by providing a balanced supply of essential nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and trace elements), promoting healthier, more vigorous plant growth and improved crop yields.

Q: When is the optimal time to apply compound fertilizer in the cultivation cycle?

A: Apply during early growth stages, before planting, or at key growth milestones such as flowering or fruiting, to ensure that plants receive the nutrients they require for development.

Q: Where can this fertilizer be used effectively?

A: It is suitable for a broad range of applications in agriculture, horticulture, and gardening, supporting a variety of crops and ornamental plants in field or garden settings.

Q: What process is involved in the nutrient release from this fertilizer?

A: Because it is partially soluble in water, the fertilizer gradually releases nutrients, providing plants with a steady supply over time and reducing the risk of runoff or wastage.

Q: Is this fertilizer safe to handle and use around edible crops?

A: Yes, the fertilizer is non-poisonous and safe for agricultural use, including edible crops, when applied according to recommended guidelines. Basic precautions, such as wearing gloves during handling, are advised.