Urea 45:0:0 Granules in Home Gardening
Packing: 600g
Urea (45:0:0) is a high-nitrogen fertilizer that promotes lush green growth, leafy development, and overall plant vigor. Since it contains 45% nitrogen (N) and no phosphorus (P) or potassium (K), it is best suited for vegetative growth stages but should be used with care to avoid over-fertilization.
Why Use 45:0:0 Urea Granules?
✔ High Nitrogen (N - 45%) → Boosts leaf growth, greener foliage, and faster plant development. 🌿
❌ No Phosphorus (P - 0%) → Does not support root or flower development.
❌ No Potassium (K - 0%) → Does not enhance fruiting, flowering, or disease resistance.
✅ Best for leafy vegetables, lawns, ornamental plants, and nitrogen-deficient soil.
How to Apply 45:0:0 Urea Granules?
1. Dry Application (Direct to Soil)
🔹 For small plants and potted plants → Apply 1/2 teaspoon (2-3g) per plant every 15-20 days.
🔹 For larger plants and trees → Mix 10-20g per square meter into the soil.
🔹 Always water immediately after application to prevent nitrogen loss through evaporation.
2. Liquid Application (For Quick Absorption)
🔹 For root feeding: Dissolve 5g (1 teaspoon) in 1 liter of water and apply every 10-15 days.
🔹 For foliar spray: Mix 2-3g per liter of water and spray on leaves in the early morning or evening (avoid midday sun).
Best Uses of 45:0:0 Urea Granules
✅ For leafy vegetables like spinach, lettuce, coriander, and mint.
✅ For fast green growth in lawns and ornamental plants.
✅ To correct nitrogen deficiency (yellowing leaves).
✅ To promote early-stage plant growth before flowering.
This fertilizer is excellent for boosting green leafy growth, but should be balanced with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers for complete plant health! 🌱🍀🌿
Precautions When Using 45:0:0 Urea
⚠ Do not overuse, as excessive nitrogen can burn plants and delay flowering.
⚠ Avoid applying near plant stems, spread it evenly around the base.
⚠ Water well after application, as dry urea can evaporate and lose effectiveness.
⚠ Do not use on flowering or fruiting plants, as high nitrogen reduces flowering and fruiting.
⚠ Use with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers (like 10:54:10 or 5:15:45) for balanced growth.
