Nitroammophoska (azophoska)

Nitroammophoska (Azophoska) 16:16:16 - a complex, highly effective granular mineral nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium fertilizer used as a basic and pre-planting fertilizer for all crops.

It consists of ammonium nitrate, ammophos, diammonium phosphate, ammonium chloride, ammonium sulfate, and potassium nitrate, all in a chemically bound form—obtained through a single technological process by interacting ammonia, nitric acid, and phosphoric acid, with the addition of potassium chloride and potassium sulfate. All nutrients in nitroammophoska are in a chemically bound form, allowing for uniform distribution of essential elements for plants and providing significant advantages over other complex fertilizers. The phosphorus in nitroammophoska is more mobile in the soil than the phosphorus in superphosphate and is easily absorbed by plants. Very high agrochemical and economic efficiency is observed when applied as root feeding at a depth of 8-10 cm.

Approximate application rate for continuous use:

    50-60 grams per 1 m² of garden.
    For a fruit-bearing adult apple tree: 300-400 grams.
    For cherry: 120-150 grams.
    For currant and gooseberry: 80-100 grams.
    For 1 meter of raspberry row: 40-50 grams.
    For strawberries: 25-30 grams.

Summer feeding:
For example, immediately after flowering of berry and fruit crops, dissolve 1-1.5 matchboxes of nitroammophoska in 1 bucket of water. This solution is then used for:

    5-6 meters of strawberry or raspberry row.
    1 currant or gooseberry bush.
    Cherry and plum: 2 buckets per tree.
    Apple tree (depending on size): 3-4 buckets.

After any feeding, plants should be watered abundantly.

The name can also be pronounced as nitroamophoska or amophoska.