Description

• Urea Phosphate contains a high percentage of Phosphorus and amide Nitrogen, which enhances Nitrogen uptake efficiency and increases plant tolerance to stress and salinity conditions.
• Due to its low pH, Urea Phosphate can be used during sensitive crop stages, such as tuber initiation (Stolen) in Potatoes and Peg penetration in Peanuts.
• Urea Phosphate provides pure, high-quality Phosphorus, an essential element for the formation of nucleic acids and energy compounds like ADP and ATP.
• Phosphorus in Urea Phosphate plays a crucial role in flowering and root development. In flowering, it enhances flower production and increases flowering rates, leading to improved fruit quality and yield. In root development, it supports the growth of strong and healthy roots, aiding in plant stability and more efficient nutrient and water absorption.
• Urea Phosphate is needed by the plant at all growth stages, especially in the early stages, as it is vital for the formation of protoplasm, the building block of all living cells.
• Urea Phosphate is involved in the synthesis of nucleic acids, Amino Acids, and proteins.
• Urea Phosphate encourages root system expansion, vegetative growth development, and improved flowering.
• Urea Phosphate helps to adjust the soil pH, making it comparable in effect to Phosphoric Acid, and aids in better nutrient absorption.
• Urea Phosphate is an acidic fertilizer, easy to handle, sodium-free, and can be effectively used at various stages of plant growth.