The Imperial King NPK 5-15-45 is a multi-nutrient fertilizer designed specifically to enhance fruit quality and promote robust plant growth. Ideal for both foliar application and fertigation, this fertilizer provides a balanced nutrient supply crucial for flowering and fruiting stages. Manufactured by ICS Imperial Crop Sciences Pvt. Ltd. (Tara Group), it is a trusted solution in crop nutrition.
Composition:
- Nitrogen (N): 5%
- Phosphorus (P): 15%
- Potassium (K): 45%
Recommended Usage:
- Application Rate: 800g–1000g per acre
- Best Suited For: Flowering and fruiting phases
Key Benefits:
- Perfectly balances nutrients for high-quality fruit production.
- Enhances flowering and fruiting.
- Suitable for foliar application and fertigation methods.
- Easy to use with optimal results for crop health and yield.
Product Category:
- Category: Crop Nutrition / Plant Growth Regulators
- Subcategory: Micronutrients
Key Features:
- Enhances flowering and fruit quality.
- High potassium content for stronger plants.
- Formulated for efficient absorption via foliar or irrigation systems.
- Ideal for a variety of crops requiring nutrient balance during fruiting.
FAQs:
What is it used for?
To improve flowering and fruit quality in crops while boosting overall plant health.
How does the product work?
The high potassium and phosphorus content strengthens plants and enhances the fruiting process by promoting nutrient-rich flowering.
Why should you choose this product?
It is a specialized formula that ensures balanced nutrient uptake, leading to higher yields and better crop quality.
How to Use?
Dissolve 800g–1000g of fertilizer in water and apply uniformly through foliar spray or fertigation.
What can it be used for?
Designed for flowering and fruiting crops such as fruits, vegetables, and flowering plants.
When can it be used?
Best applied during the flowering and fruiting stages of crop development.
Approximate Coverage of Product:
One kilogram covers approximately 1 acre.
Crop Dosage:
800g–1000g per acre.
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