13-22-10 Npk Compound Fertilizer for Quinoa Manufactured by The Factory

• Core indicator interpretation: NPK 13-22-10

• N (nitrogen) -13% : It provides a moderate amount of nitrogen, mainly promoting the growth of crop stems and leaves, making the seedlings strong and the leaves dark green. This nitrogen content is sufficient to support growth but will not cause excessive vegetative growth.

• P₂O₅ (phosphorus) -22% : This is the core of the formula. The phosphorus content is very high, and its main functions are:

· Promote root development: Strongly stimulate crop root growth, form large and robust root systems, and enhance the ability to absorb water and nutrients. 

· Promote flower bud differentiation and flowering: Provide crucial energy for crops to transition from vegetative growth to reproductive growth, helping to form more and plumper flower buds. 

· Increase fruit setting rate: Ensure the pollination and fruit setting process after flowering and reduce flower and fruit drop.

K₂O (potassium) -10% : It provides an appropriate amount of potassium. Its main function is to enhance the crop's stress resistance (disease resistance, cold resistance, drought resistance), promote the expansion of fruits and sugar accumulation in the later stage, and improve the quality.

• Main features

· Promoting and strengthening roots: Its extremely high phosphorus content makes it an ideal choice for "rooting fertilizer" or "seedling lifting fertilizer", especially suitable for crops or growth stages that require strong root systems. 

· Flower and fruit retention: When used before and after crop flowering, it can effectively promote flower bud formation, improve flowering quality and fruit setting rate. 

· Balanced nutrition: Although phosphorus is the main character, the scientific ratio of nitrogen and potassium can meet the comprehensive needs of crops during this critical growth stage, avoiding excessive or insufficient amounts of a single element.

• Applicable crops and application period

This fertilizer is mainly used in the early to middle stages of crop growth, especially after transplanting, before flowering and in the early stage of fruiting.

• Field crops

• Wheat, corn and other cereal crops: It can be used as seed fertilizer or base fertilizer, applied at sowing time, to strongly promote the root system of seedlings to grow deep, cultivate strong seedlings and lay a foundation for high yield.

• Cash crops

• Cotton, rape and tobacco: Used in the seedling stage and bud formation stage to promote root development and flower bud formation.

• Fruit trees (such as apples, pears, citrus fruits, grapes, etc.)

• Before and after the spring sprouting: Apply together with germination fertilizer to promote root recovery and new shoot growth.

• Before flowering: As a "pre-flowering fertilizer", it promotes flower bud differentiation and improves the quality of flowering.

• Vegetables (especially fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, eggplants, etc.) :

• After transplantation and planting: As a "root-fixing fertilizer", it helps the seedlings recover and grow roots quickly.

•  Before flowering and fruit setting: Promote the transformation from leaf growth to flowering and fruiting.

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• Notes

· Fertilization based on soil conditions: This fertilizer is particularly suitable for use in phosphorus-deficient soil or under low-temperature conditions, as low temperatures can inhibit phosphorus absorption. At such times, high-phosphorus fertilizers show significant effects. 

· Avoid direct contact with seeds/roots: High-concentration fertilizers may cause seedlings to burn. Be sure to keep a safe distance.

 · Pay attention to the fertilizer requirements of crops in the later stage: This fertilizer has a relatively low potassium content. For crops with high potassium requirements (such as potatoes, watermelons, etc.), during the fruit expansion period, additional high-potassium fertilizers need to be supplemented.

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