UREA N 46%min

Urea, also known as carbamide, is one of the most widely used nitrogen fertilizers. It has a high nitrogen content of 46%. Urea is used for fertilizing cereals, vegetables, potatoes, meadows and pastures, fruit trees and bushes, and ornamental plants.
Urea is intended for both basic fertilization and supplementary fertilization of plants. When using urea for basic fertilization, nitrogen losses in the form of ammonia should be avoided. If the air temperature is higher than 15 degrees Celsius, it is recommended to incorporate the fertilizer into the soil.
To provide plants with additional nitrogen during the vegetation period, supplementary fertilization is performed by spraying plants with a urea solution. The amide nitrogen present in urea is easily absorbed by plants, thereby reducing evaporation losses.
Urea is also used as a plant care agent. Spraying garden plants early in the spring with a urea solution can destroy the eggs and larvae of several pests (aphids, worms, mites, etc.), as well as pathogens that cause rot, powdery mildew, anthracnose, and leaf spot.