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Macronutrient water-soluble fertilizers refer to the three basic nutrients that are most needed for plant growth: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K). These elements are indispensable for the formation of proteins, nucleic acids, chlorophyll, energy carriers (ATP), photosynthesis, regulation of water balance and other vital activities of the plant body. Complete water solubility is the most critical characteristic. All components of the fertilizer (including N, P, K, and possibly chelated trace elements) are completely soluble in water, forming a clear, non-sedimentary solution. This property allows fertilizers to be applied precisely through irrigation systems (drip, sprinkler, micro-sprinkler, seepage, etc.), allowing for the integration of water and fertilizer.
Main Features & Advantages:
High quick-acting: Nutrients exist in the solution in ionic state, which can be rapidly absorbed and utilized by plant roots or leaves, with fast effect, especially suitable for rapid supplementation of nutrients during the critical period of crop growth (follow-up fertilizer).
High utilization: Nutrients are delivered directly to the root zone of the crop through irrigation systems (especially drip irrigation), which reduces the fixation, volatilization and leaching of nutrients in the soil, and significantly improves the utilization of fertilizers (usually 30-50% or more than traditional spreading) and saves the amount of fertilizers used.
Precise fertilization: According to the needs of crops at different growth stages, the time, frequency, concentration and nutrient distribution ratio of fertilizer can be precisely regulated, so as to realize scientific and fine management.
Water and Labor Saving: Combined with irrigation, fertilization can be done at the same time as watering, saving a lot of labor. Drip irrigation and micro-sprinklers are also efficient water-saving irrigation methods in their own right.
Landscaping, flowers: for precise maintenance of golf courses, parks, home gardening.
Foliar Fertilizer: Quickly replenishes nutrients and corrects deficiencies.
Difference with traditional fertilizers
Solubility: Conventional compound fertilizers (e.g., granular) are usually not completely soluble in water or have a residue when dissolved and cannot be used in irrigation systems for fertilization or foliar spraying. Water-soluble fertilizers must be completely soluble.
Mode of application: Traditional fertilizers are mainly applied by spreading, burrowing, furrowing, etc., and then rely on rainwater or irrigation water to dissolve and infiltrate. Water-soluble fertilizers are mainly applied with water by irrigation systems or foliar spraying.
Efficiency and precision: Water-soluble fertilizers have significant advantages in terms of utilization and precision application
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Q: What is the essential difference between macronutrient water-soluble fertilizer and traditional compound fertilizer?
A: Water solubility and nutrient utilization difference is the core difference: water-soluble fertilizer 100% water-soluble, can be directly through the irrigation system or foliar spraying for rapid crop absorption, nutrient utilization of more than 80%; traditional compound fertilizer needs to be transformed by the soil solubility, the utilization rate of only 30% -40%, and easy to cause waste and pollution.
Q: Does frequent use burn roots? How to avoid it?
A: Scientific control of EC value concentration can completely avoid root burning: follow the principle of "small amount, many times", adjust the concentration of fertilizer according to the fertility period of different crops (Example: EC value of 0.8-1.2 mS/cm in the seedling stage, 1.5-2.5 mS/cm in the fruiting stage). Free EC value comparison table + testing pen with purchase, real-time monitoring is safer.
Q: Can it completely replace traditional fertilizers as base fertilizer?
A: The core positioning of water-soluble fertilizer is high-efficiency fertilizer, it is recommended to use with organic fertilizers: use rotted organic fertilizers or slow-release fertilizers to build long-term soil fertility, and use water-soluble fertilizers for precise fertilizer during the growing period. Individual use needs to increase the frequency of application (example: drip irrigation 2-3 times a week) to meet the nutritional needs of the whole process.
Q: Are there any special requirements for irrigation water quality?
A: Hard water adaptation technology breaks through the water quality limitations: the product is resistant to pH 3-10 range, groundwater, river water, reservoir water in the north and south areas can be directly dissolved and used. High calcium and magnesium hard water area is recommended with acidic fertilizer rotation (such as monoammonium phosphate), to prevent drip tip crystallization blockage.
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