Amon NPK

Compound fertilizers are obtained by mixing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in certain proportions. The first number in the compound fertilizer represents the amount of nitrogen (N), the second number represents the amount of phosphorus (P) and the third number represents the amount of potassium (K) in %. In 100 kilos of NPK (15-15-15) fertilizer; There are 15 kilos of pure Nitrogen, 15 kilos of Phosphorus (P2O5) and 15 kilos of potassium (K2O). This fertilizer, which compensates for the potassium deficiency in the soil, is used to grow fruits and vegetables such as corn, sunflower, sugar beet, tobacco, potatoes, fruit, vineyards, olives and citrus fruits in potassium-poor soils where quality is important. Since Turkey's soil is poor in nitrogen and phosphate, this fertilizer will be beneficial for agriculture; It will provide even more beneficial results in places where potassium is needed. The phosphorus in its composition has a high solubility in water.

 

Standart	TS 2832 - EC Fertilizer
Color & Appearance	Gray, homogeneous and granular
Nitrogen content	Min.%15 (Total)
Phosphorus	%15 (Neutral ammonium citrate water-soluble phosphorus penta oxide P2O5)
Potassium	Total %15
Phosphorus penta oxide P2O5	%9
soluble in neutral ammonium citrate Water soluble potassium oxide K2O 15%	%15
Free acidity	Max. %2.5 (phosphate based)
Humidity	Max. %1
Packaging	It is sold in 50 kg bags with polyethylene inside and polypropylene outside.

 

• It is applied just before or during planting in annual plants.
• Fruit trees should be given at the end of winter, just before watering the trees.
• When used as base fertilizer during planting or when spread, it must be brought underground.
• The potassium it contains increases the plant's resistance to winter cold, regulates respiration in the leaves, and increases aroma such as color, smell, taste, juiciness and crispness in fruits.