- Sangral 15-15-30 + TE is a fully water-soluble NPK fertilizer containing 15% nitrogen, 15% phosphorus and 30% potassium, fortified with chelated micronutrients. It supports plants during flowering, fruit set and fruit development. It dissolves easily and can be applied through all irrigation systems or as a foliar spray, supplying the macro- and micronutrients the plant needs throughout the production stages.
Key Features
- High potassium content (30%) to support fruit set and fruit development.
- Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in a balanced, easily soluble formula.
- Fortified with chelated micronutrients for complete plant nutrition.
- Suitable for drip, center-pivot and flood irrigation.
- Can be used in foliar spray and soil fertilization programs.
- Suitable for vegetables, fruit trees, various crops and hydroponics.
Specifications
- Trade name: Sangral
- Formula: NPK 15-15-30 + TE
- Total nitrogen (N): 15%
- Nitrate nitrogen (NO₃): 10.5%
- Ammoniacal nitrogen (NH₄): 4.5%
- Soluble phosphorus (P₂O₅): 15%
- Soluble potassium (K₂O): 30%
- pH: 4.7
- Iron (Fe-EDTA): 0.020%
- Boron (B): 0.020%
- Zinc (Zn-EDTA): 0.002%
- Copper (Cu-EDTA): 0.002%
- Manganese (Mn-EDTA): 0.001%
- Molybdenum (Mo): 0.001%
- Weight: 25 kg
- Form: fully water-soluble fertilizer
- Country of origin: Spain
- Manufacturer: SQM
Target Crops
- Vegetables.
- Fruit trees.
- Open-field crops.
- Greenhouses.
- Hydroponics.
Directions for Use
Foliar spray
- Vegetables: 0.5–1.0 kg per 500 L of water.
- Fruit trees: 1.0–2.0 kg per 500 L of water.
Soil application
- Open-field crops: 5–6 kg per feddan.
- Fruit trees: 7–10 kg per feddan per application.
- Flood irrigation: 2–3 kg per 1,000 L of water.
Precautions
- Dissolve the fertilizer completely in water before adding it to the fertigation or spray tank.
- Follow the recommended rates for the crop and growth stage.
- Store in a dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Orkida Tip
- Add Sangral 15-15-30 + TE to your feeding program from the start of flowering through fruit development, when the plant's potassium demand is higher than during vegetative growth.