KATABLOOM
Granular NPK 18-18-05+TE
KATABLOOM
NPK 18-18-05+TE
A free flowing, dust free granular compound fertilizers produced from high quality raw materials free of sodium and chloride content manufactured by chemical mixing method to guarantee the chemical characteristics and homogeneous physical appearance.
Composition(w/w:
Iron (Fe)
%
Copper (Cu)
%
Manganese (Mn)
%
Packing:
25 Kg PP bags
Application Rates:
The information provided here is intended to offer general guidance regarding chemical fertilizer application rates. However, it is important to note that specific fertilizer requirements may vary depending on factors such as soil type, crop type, environmental conditions, and local regulations. The application rates suggested should be considered as a starting point and serve as a reference for general practices. It is highly recommended to consult with local agricultural extension services, certified agronomists, or soil testing laboratories for accurate and site-specific fertilizer recommendations.
Furthermore, it is essential to adhere to all applicable laws, regulations, and guidelines related to fertilizer use in your region. These regulations may address issues such as nutrient management, environmental protection, and water quality preservation. Always comply with local laws and seek professional advice to ensure compliance with any legal requirements. While the information provided is based on current knowledge and practices, advancements in research and technology may result in updated recommendations. Stay informed about the latest scientific findings and developments in fertilizer management to make informed decisions.
Vegetables
Open Field
500-800 kg/ha
Vegetables
Greenhouses
600-1,000 kg/ha
Fruit Trees
1-2 kg/tree (2-3 times per season)
Landscape
Lawn & ornamentals
20-30 g/m2 (one application/month)
Potato
500-750 Kg/ha
Palm trees
Date Palm
2 kg/tree (2 times per season)
Fusion Spread Technology This product is using Fusion-Spread technology to ensure immediate disperse and supply of nutrients
Sustainability Advice
The use of chemical fertilizers should be accompanied by sustainable agricultural practices to minimize potential environmental impacts. This includes practices such as proper nutrient management, soil conservation, erosion control, and integrated pest management.
Sustainable fertilizer use is a collaborative effort that involves growers, agronomists, policymakers, and researchers. By implementing these sustainability practices, we can minimize environmental impacts, preserve soil health, and contribute to a more sustainable and resilient agricultural system.
Soil testing and nutrient management
Conduct regular soil tests to assess nutrient levels and identify deficiencies. By understanding the nutrient status of your soil, you can make informed decisions about fertilizer application
Timing and placement
Apply fertilizers at the appropriate time to coincide with the crop's growth stages and nutrient demands. This targeted approach ensures that nutrients are available when plants need them the most
Learn & Keep up
Stay informed about the latest research, best practices, and technological advancements related to fertilizer use. Attend workshops, training sessions, and seminars to enhance your knowledge of sustainable fertilizer management
Handling Precautions
Nitrogen (N)
8 Things you need to know about Nitrogen
- Promotes leaf and stem growth
- Enhances photosynthesis
- Improves plant vigor and productivity
- Aids in enzyme and hormone production
- Enhances Plants' natural immunity system
- Increases resistance to stress
- Supports seed and fruit development
- Improves plant nutrition and soil fertility
Phosphorus (P)
8 Things you need to know about Phosphorus
- Phosphorus plays a crucial role in energy transfer and storage within plants
- Phosphorus is essential for efficient photosynthesis in plants.
- Phosphorus is critical for cell division and growth in plants
- Phosphorus is vital for the development of strong and healthy root systems in plants
- Phosphorus enhances the utilization of other essential nutrients by plants
- Phosphorus plays a significant role in flowering and fruiting processes in plants
- Phosphorus is involved in the uptake and utilization of other essential nutrients, such as nitrogen, potassium, and calcium
- Phosphorus plays a role in strengthening the plant's defense mechanisms against diseases and pests
- Phosphorus is crucial for seed formation and viability
- Maintaining optimal phosphorus levels in plants contributes to overall plant health and productivity
Potassium (K)
8 Things you need to know about Potassium
- Regulation of water balance
- Activates photosynthesis, protein synthesis enzymes
- Protein synthesis and carbohydrate metabolism
- Promotion of root development
- Enhances disease and pest resistance
- Improves fruit quality and shelf life.
- Boosts stress tolerance
- Transports and storage of nutrients
Trace Elements role in your plants:
1- Iron (Fe): Iron is essential for chlorophyll synthesis, nitrogen fixation and enzyme activities.
2- Copper (Cu): Copper is important for various enzyme activities, photosynthesis, respiration, and lignin synthesis. It also prevents Fungal diseases.
3- Manganese (Mn): Manganese is required for photosynthesis, enzyme activation and carbohydrate metabolism.
4- Zinc (Zn): Zinc is required in synthesis of enzymes and proteins, hormone regulation, seed germination, and overall plant growth
5- Boron (B): Boron is essential for cell wall synthesis, pollen germination, fruit development, carbohydrate metabolism and hormone regulation
6- Molybdenum (Mo): Molybdenum is involved in nitrogen fixation and nitrate reduction in plants. It is essential for the synthesis of enzymes involved in nitrogen metabolism
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