Complete 14-14-14-11s /Urea 46-0-0/Ammonium 16-20-0

*Complete fertilizer or plant food – organic or inorganic – is one very key “item” for success in the lawn, with landscape plants, in your garden, and with your houseplants.

A complete must contain three basic elements of plant nutrients:
• (1) Nitrogen
• (2) Phosphorus, which helps plants grow and flower as well as makes their stems strong
• (3) Potash, (potassium) which aids root growth and, to a certain extent, acts as a balance wheel between the other two.

*Urea is a stable, organic fertilizer that can improve the quality of your soil, provide nitrogen to your plants, and increase the yield of your crops.[1] You can usually get it in dry, granular form.

*Ammonium phosphate (16-20-0) adds nitrogen and phosphates to lawns that are lacking in those nutrients. Nitrogen aids in the growth of the turf and gives it a deep green color, while phosphorus promotes root development. Before using any fertilizer you should have a soil test done to determine if the fertilizer is necessary. Ammonium phosphate is a fast release fertilizer and can be used when planting new grass, for maintenance, when over seeding or when renovating the lawn.

HOW TO USE:
As a side dress, use 1 tsp of fertilizer per plant. Mix the fertilizer into the soil, being careful to keep off the foliage. Water the area well to allow the nutrients to start seeping into soil and get to plant roots.
For foliar spray, dissolve 1tbsp of fertilizer to 3liters of water. Spray into the plant.
Spray when the sun is low and plants have been watered sufficiently.
Interval of usage, 7-10days.

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