A tower-granulated compound made from ammonium nitrate solution rather than urea melt. No biuret, high nitrate nitrogen, 90% water-soluble phosphorus — built for sensitive crops and drip systems.
SPECIFICATION
| N-P₂O₅-K₂O | 15-15-15 (45% total) |
|---|---|
| Nitrate nitrogen | ≥7% |
| Biuret | None — ammonium nitrate route, not urea |
| Water-soluble P | ≥90% |
| Chloride | Low |
| Water-insoluble content | Very low, suitable for drip lines |
| Granule size | 1–3 mm, fast dissolving |
| Packing | 25 kg / 40 kg / 1,000 kg |
Typical values. The contract and the lot COA govern; ranges vary by formulation and raw material lot.
A tower granulated compound produced from ammonium nitrate and sulphate of potash. Because the nitrogen never passes through a urea melt, no biuret is formed, and a large share of the nitrogen is already in nitrate form.
Nitrate is taken up directly by roots, without waiting for soil conversion. That matters in cold soils, in young root systems and in drip systems where the solution must be immediately available. Absence of biuret matters because biuret accumulates at growing points and damages root tips on banana, citrus and vegetable seedlings — damage that is easy to mistake for salinity or disease.
APPLICATION
Convert kg/ha to kg/acre by dividing by 2.47. Local registration and recommendations take priority.
| Crop | Stage | Rate | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banana | Flower differentiation to bunch emergence | 0.3–0.5 kg/plant/round | Fertigation or ring trench |
| Vegetables | Transplanting to harvest | 75–150 kg/ha/round | Fertigation or drip |
| Fruit trees | Fruit sizing | 0.2–0.4 kg/tree/round | Ring trench then irrigate |
| Ginger / turmeric | Two to three rounds | 300–450 kg/ha | Sensitive to ammonia burn |
| Nursery seedlings | Transplant establishment | Low rate, split | Nitrate is safer than urea at this stage |
ADVANTAGES
FAQ
Biuret damages root tips and chlorophyll on sensitive crops, and the damage is permanent for the season. A nitrate route removes it at the source.
Yes. Low insoluble content and a fast-dissolving granule make it suitable, but always dissolve a sample in your own water first.
Yes. Banana is one of the crops where the nitrate route and the absence of biuret show the clearest difference.
Higher cost, better safety and faster nitrogen. Use it where crop value justifies it, not on rice or sugarcane.
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