In what soil conditions is granular ammonium chloride suitable for use?
2024-01-12 09:26:47
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Granular ammonium chloride is a commonly used nitrogen fertilizer, which has a positive effect on crop growth. It is suitable for use in the following soil conditions:
Acidic soil: Granular ammonium chloride can be well absorbed and utilized in acidic soil. Ammonium nitrogen in acidic soil can reduce the activity of hydrogen ions in soil, reduce the acidity of soil, increase the pH value of soil, and provide nutrients for crops.
Low-nitrogen soil: Granular ammonium chloride is a nitrogen-rich fertilizer. The use of granular ammonium chloride in low-nitrogen soils can increase the nitrogen content in the soil and provide adequate nitrogen nutrition, thus promoting the growth and development of crops.
Soils that need quick nitrogen replenlement: Granular ammonium chloride is a fast and effective nitrogen fertilizer that can be quickly absorbed and utilized by crops. Therefore, the use of granular ammonium chloride in soils that require rapid nitrogen supplementation can rapidly increase the nitrogen content in soils and meet the nitrogen requirements of crops.
Outdoor potting soil: Granular ammonium chloride is suitable for outdoor potting soil. Due to the limitations of the growing environment, outdoor potted crops often need additional nutrients. The use of granular ammonium chloride can provide sufficient nitrogen and provide good conditions for the growth of potted crops.
Indoor flower soil: indoor flower cultivation generally adopts nutritive soil rich in organic matter. The use of granular ammonium chloride in this soil can provide sufficient nitrogen for flowers and promote the healthy growth and flowering of flowers.
Soil for some special crops: Some special crops have higher nutrient requirements in the soil, such as rice, wheat and other food crops, as well as oil crops, fruit trees and so on. These crops have a large demand for nitrogen, and the use of granular ammonium chloride can quickly provide sufficient nitrogen to meet the needs of crops.
It should be noted that when using granular ammonium chloride, reasonable amounts and fertilization methods should be carried out according to specific soil conditions and crop needs. In addition, granular ammonium chloride is a chlorinated fertilizer, and excessive use may lead to the accumulation of chloride ions in the soil, which has an adverse effect on crops. Therefore, the principle of scientific fertilization should be followed, and granular ammonium chloride should be used rationally to ensure the health and high yield of crops.
