VEET 13-6-48

Nitrogen: 13%

Phosphorus: 6%

Potassium: 48%

3–5 kg / feddan in drip irrigation systems.

6–10 kg / feddan in flood irrigation systems.

NPK 13-6-48 suspension fertilizer is considered one of the high-potassium compound fertilizers. It contains 13% nitrogen, 6% phosphorus, and 48% potassium. This balanced formula makes it the ideal choice during the later stages of plant growth to enhance flowering and improve fruit quality.

- Nitrogen 13%: stimulates vegetative growth and increases chlorophyll production.

- Phosphorus 6%: supports strong root formation, cell division, and energy transfer.

- Potassium 48%: the most important element for improving fruit size and quality, and increasing plant resistance to diseases and environmental stress.

- Increased flowering and fruiting: ideal for the stage before flowering and fruiting.

- Improved fruit quality: larger, sweeter fruits with longer shelf life.

- Stronger roots and stems: reduces the risk of plant lodging.

- Enhanced plant resistance: improves the plant’s ability to face diseases and harsh conditions.

- The compound also has an acidic effect on the irrigation solution, helping achieve better nutrient absorption under different soil conditions.

- It is highly efficient under different irrigation systems because it has high solubility and is easy to absorb.

1. Absorption: nutrients enter through the roots from the soil or irrigation solution.

2. Internal transport: nutrients move through the vascular system to the leaves and fruits.

3. Direct effect:

- Nitrogen → balanced vegetative growth.

- Phosphorus → strong roots and energy for growth.

- Potassium → improved fruit quality and increased stress resistance.

4. Final result: a strong plant, abundant production, and high-quality fruits.

- Fruit crops: such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and fruits, for fruit sizing and taste improvement.

- Tuber crops: such as potatoes, to increase tuber size and starch accumulation.

- Palm trees and other crops: during the ripening stage to ensure fruit quality.

- Fertilize in the morning or evening to avoid midday heat.

- Irrigate the plant before fertilization to avoid stress.

- Follow the recommended rates according to the plant type and age.