What are the characteristics of organic water-soluble fertilizer? Characteristics and use skills of organic water-soluble fertilizer!

As the planting years increase, the fertility of the land also decreases year by year, and most people will choose to use fertilizers to increase the fertility of the land. And water-soluble fertilizer is a common fertilizer, organic water-soluble fertilizer is a good water-soluble fertilizer, so what are the characteristics of organic water-soluble fertilizer? This article will introduce the characteristics and use skills of organic water-soluble fertilizer for your reference.

Water-soluble organic fertilizer is a kind of fine powder full water-soluble high-content organic fertilizer, most of the use of fine food grade raw materials production, organic fertilizer often mixed with chemical fertilizer, its characteristics are as follows:

1. Fully water-soluble, organic water-soluble fertilizer water solubility is better than other fertilizer varieties, add clean water stirring can be all dissolved in water, which can better promote the rapid absorption of crop foliage, roots, etc.

2. High activity, ordinary fertilizer activity is relatively low, in the soil needs a certain time to convert into root absorbable elements, organic water-soluble fertilizer itself activity is better, through aqueous solution penetration into the roots of crops can well promote crop absorption.

3. High potassium content, organic fertilizers are rich in potassium, and are in great demand in the late growth stage of some fruit trees.

Tips for using organic water-soluble fertilizers

In the process of fertilization, in order to achieve the best effect, it is necessary to combine the characteristics of organic water-soluble fertilizer and master certain fertilization skills:

1. Avoid direct flushing, take the secondary dilution method. Because water-soluble fertilizers are different from general compound fertilizers, farmers cannot follow conventional fertilization methods, resulting in uneven fertilization, burning seedlings and wounded roots, weak seedlings and other phenomena, secondary dilution and fertilization uniformity, and improve fertilizer utilization.

2. Strictly control the amount of fertilizer. Water-soluble fertilizer has higher nutrient content than general compound fertilizer, and the amount is relatively small. Because of its strong properties, it is difficult to survive in the soil for a long time, so it is necessary to strictly control the amount of fertilizer, avoid fertilizer loss, that is, reduce the economic benefits of fertilization, and fail to achieve the purpose of high yield and high quality.

3. Try to use it alone or mixed with non-alkaline pesticides. For example, when vegetables have deficiency or poor root growth, many farmers use the method of spraying water-soluble fertilizer to alleviate it. Here's a reminder to farmers that water-soluble fertilizer should be applied alone or mixed with non-alkaline pesticides as much as possible to avoid metal ions reacting to produce precipitation, causing leaf fertilizer or drug damage.