DAP
- Ideal fertilizer for Home, Kitchen, Terrace Gardens. Applicable for all indoor and outdoor plants requiring Nitrogen and Phosphorous. Apply not more than 4-5 grams in 1L of water every 15 days.
- DAP fertilizers for home plants provides excellent effect on overall plant growth, encourages the growth of shoots / leaves and improves the quality and shelf life of the produce.
- Nitrogen content in DAP supports the photosynthesis process. Phosphorous improves roots and flowers growth and development.
- It minimizes the incidence of pests and diseases. DAP also improves flowering and maximizes fruit formation. Results seen in 10-15 days.
- Good quality, rich in all essential plant nutrients. Use of fertilizer home garden.Water-soluble helps the plant set buds and flowers.
DAP Fertilizer
DAP ((NH4)2HPO4) is a highly concentrated granulated nitrogen-phosphoric compound fertilizer. Produced by neutralizing phosphoric acid with ammonia. Diammonium Phosphate is used for all soil types for ground and bed applications for all agricultural crops. Product is used in the spring or autumn during the period of soil cultivating, and also for top-dressing during vegetation period. This product is non-hygroscopic, non-dust-forming and non-caking, of equalized granulometric composition, and water-soluble.
Total Nitrogen (N) – 18%, Total Phophates (P2O5) – 46%, Max Moisture – 2%, Granulometry – Between 2-5 mm. Advantages of DAP: DAP is non-toxic, non-combustible and non-explosive. DAP fertilizer is an excellent source of Phosphorus (P) and Nitrogen (N) for plant nutrition It is highly soluble and thus quickly dissolves in to the soil to release Phosphorus and Nitrogen to plants Nitrogen content in DAP supports the photosynthesis process Phosphorous improves roots and flowers growth and development
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Provides Energy Unit of PlantsPhosphorous is the energy unit of plants that provides energy for more flowers and fruits |
Essential macro-elementPhosphorous is an essential component for photosynthesis that helps in plant growth |
Transports energy in PlantsPhosphorous transfers energy from leaves after photosynthesis to all parts of the plants |
