KLI NPK 15-15-5

Liquid NPK fertiliser recommended for the first growth stage of nitrogen-demanding crops. Contains vitamins, micro-nutrients, and
a specific carrier to guarantee complete assimilation. Supports intense cell multiplication and early vegetative development.

Description

Typology: NPK liquid | Contained elements: Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium | Appearance: Liquid | Use: Foliar, Fertirrigation
Composition:
• Nitrogen (N) total: 15% | Urea: 15%
• Phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) water-soluble: 15%
• Potassium oxide (K₂O) water-soluble: 5%
Storage: Stable under ordinary temperatures and pressures. Store at 4°C–25°C. In case of spillage collect with sawdust and/or sand.
Characteristics:
KLI NPK 15-15-5 is recommended for applications in the first growth stage of every nitrogen-demanding crop. In fact, in the first
vegetative phase there is an intense cell multiplication and a consequent increase in the plant organs size: these processes require
large amounts of nitrogen. Other nutrients, in particular phosphorus and potassium, are indispensable even if in smaller quantities.
Thanks to its nutrients ratio, to the catalyzing function of its compounds and to the presence of vitamins and micro-nutrients, NPK
15-15-5 guarantees the right nutrient and energy supply needed by the crops. The presence of a specific carrier also guarantees
perfect suitability and complete assimilation of all the elements present in the product.
Dose Rates and Conditions of Use:
Foliar Application:
• Stone fruits: 150–250 g/hl
• Pome fruits, cereals, maize, olive trees, citrus trees: 200–250 g/hl
• Vegetable crops, strawberry, vineyards: 250–300 g/hl
• Tobacco, tomato, flowering plants: 150–200 g/hl
Fertirrigation: All crops — 200–400 g/hl (or 10–20 kg per 1.000 mq)
In a protected environment reduce the recommended dosage by 20–25%. Apply the product in the coolest and serene hours of the
day.
Miscibility: The product does not present contraindications for miscibility with the most common pesticides. If combined with other
formulations it is advisable to carry out small-scale tests to check their compatibility prior to open-field application.