This product contains 27% nitrogen (N), of which 13% is NO3, 7% NH4, and 7% NH2.

Apart from nitrogen, N 27% also contains 1% magnesium (MgO) and trace elements such as iron, manganese, and copper. The importance of nitrogen should be a well-known fact to all growers.

Nitrogen is quantitatively the most important fertilizer. For example, it is the main element in proteins (amino acids) and chlorophyll. It is also a major component of genetic material, DNA, and vitamins. It plays an important role in the osmotic regulation of the plant.

Nitrogen deficiency is manifested by the thinning of the main leaves and early flowering. Excess nitrogen results in very dark green leaves and slow growth.

It is very important that when nitrogen is needed as a fertilizer it is used in the appropriate form.