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1Save fertilizer.
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2Increase crop yield and quality.
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3Slow-release fertilizer helps plants balance nutrient levels.
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4The fertilizer granules are large, round, easy to mix and easy to fertilize.
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5The plants are evenly green, large and sturdy.
Element
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Total Nitrogen (N)
25%
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Free Acid (H2SO4)
0.5%
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Moisture
1%
Ammonium Chloride fertilizer is commonly used to supply nitrogen to plants, especially during the early stages of growth. It can be used on a wide range of crops such as rice, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers and citrus.
However, when using Ammonium Chloride fertilizer, follow the manufacturer’s instructions and customize the fertilizer dosage based on factors such as soil type, plant age, environmental conditions, and the nutritional requirements of the specific crop.
How to preserve Ammonium Chloride Viet Nga fertilizer
| Preserve | Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight |
| Net weight | 25kg |
| Packaging | Korean packaging, red and white packaging, COC packaging |
– Rice: 150-200 kg/ha/crop, fertilize 3 times.
– Corn: 150-250 kg/ha/crop, basal fertilizing and top dressing fertilizing.
– Vegetable and pea: 50-80 kg/ha/time, fertilize 2 or 3 times per crop.
– Fruit, cashew, rubber, coffee: 0,1-0,3 kg/tree/time, fertilize 2 or 3 times per year.
– Black pepper: 0,1-0,3 kg/tree/time, fertilize 2 or 3 times per year.
– Sugarcane, cassava: 50-100 kg/ha/time, fertilize 2 or 3 times per crop.
Depending on the land and plant variety, it can be increased or decreased accordingly.
