Urea is your helper in the garden

Urea is one of the most popular and highly concentrated nitrogen fertilizers.

It is widely used in the fertilization systems of agricultural crops in all soil and climatic zones, both as the main application and for top dressing.

Multifunctional. It is used as a remedy against wintering pests on trees and shrubs. Fights against aphids, honey bees, weevils.

For this treatment, it is sufficient to use a solution in the proportion of 10 liters of water per 200 g of urea. For foliar feeding of vegetable crops, the proportion is: 10 liters of water, 20 g of urea.

Type of fertilizer: spring-summer, long-acting, for lawns, for blueberries and blueberries, for greenery, for green plants, for grain, vegetable and fruit and garden crops, for seedlings, for garden plants, universal.

Advantages:

- Well absorbed by plants.

- Fast action, during spraying, plant protein receives nitrogen after 2 days.

- It dissolves well in water, at a temperature of 35 degrees it dissolves almost 60%.

- Active decomposition in the soil.

- It is used for foliar and root fertilization.

- Nourishes plants.

- Fights pests.

- Increases the yield of fruit trees, spraying in the spring slows down flowering and minimizes the fall of flowers during spring frosts.

- Does not cause leaf burn even at 10% concentration in aqueous solution.

- Has the least oxidizing effect on the soil compared to other nitrogen fertilizers.

- Effective for use on sandy and loamy soils;

- Significantly improves the appearance of fruits and plants.

Disadvantages:

- Improper application to the soil can reduce seed germination and damage shoots - due to the release of ammonia, it must be applied to the soil before sowing.

- Requires strict adherence to storage conditions - can clump.

- Not compatible with lime and ash.

- During granulation, biuret is formed - after application to the soil, biuret decomposes in 15 days.

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