Mixture-RKD NPK 9:18:9 is effective for use as a starter fertilizer on all types of soil, as well as foliar feeding for many crops.

The use of liquid fertilizer as a starter feed allows seedlings to receive the necessary nutrients during germination. The use of Mixture-RKD NPK 9:18:9 during sowing has a positive effect on the growth and development of plants, increases resistance against diseases and pests, and also allows to increase the yield of crops.

In starter nutrition, phosphorus (liquid or dry) is a key nutrient, as it is practically immobile in the soil and is most needed by plants in the first phases of development. He is responsible for the viability of cultures and exchange processes. With a deficiency of phosphorus in the soil, vegetation dies. Therefore, it is important to detect the problem in a timely manner and eliminate it with the help of fertilizers with a high phosphorus content. Enriching the soil with useful substances will ensure the growth of crops, increase their resistance to climatic cataclysms, including frost. A small amount of nitrogen provides the nutrition necessary at an early stage for rapid growth and development. Potassium in the complex allows to improve the quality of the crop and increases resistance to diseases.

If there is insufficient content of microelements in the soil, it is recommended to apply microfertilizers along with the starter fertilizer.

The use of Mixture-RKD NPK 9:18:9 as top dressing allows you to eliminate nutrient deficiency, accelerate plant growth, strengthen the development of the root system, and ensure the effectiveness of nutrients.

It is optimal to apply Mixture-RKD NPK 9:18:9 fertilizers in the rows. The rate of application of the complex, depending on the culture and the width of the rows, is from 20 to 110 l / ha. The general recommended application rate of Mixture-RKD NPK 9:18:9 when feeding plants is 9-30 l/ha.

Based on the need for nutrients, NPK 9:18:9 is best used to fertilize the following crops:

sunflower, in the spring with sowing, as top dressing to provide nutrients at all stages of plant vegetation, which promotes better development of the root system and generative organs, accumulation of oil in seeds, increases drought resistance of plants;
winter cereals, in the autumn period with sowing, in order to saturate the plant with phosphorus, to increase winter hardiness of plants, resistance to diseases, improvement of the process of formation and formation of grain, acceleration of crop ripening;
spring cereals, for sowing, as well as as top dressing to improve the growth of the root system, the formation of a large ear, early ripening of the crop;
corn, in the spring with sowing, as top dressing, to provide nutrition, both at the early stage of the formation of the root system, and during the period of intensive growth, which contributes to the formation of a larger number of cobs on the plant and the number of grains on them;
sugar beets, in the spring, when sowing, as well as as top dressing for rapid development of the root system and increased drought resistance;
potatoes, in the spring when sowing the crop and as foliar feeding, for accelerated plant development, ensuring intensive growth of the root system, strengthening the development of tubers and accumulation of starch, increasing resistance to diseases.
vegetable crops, as foliar feeding to provide plants with nutrients throughout the growing season;
fruit and berry crops, as foliar feeding to ensure optimal nutrition throughout the entire period of plant development.