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Color Change in Water-Soluble Fertilizers, Season 2 – The Expert in Precise Fertilization

2016-07-27View Original

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Color-changing water-soluble fertilizer, Season 2 – Being the pioneer in precise fertilization. Color-changing water-soluble fertilizer, Season 1. The first season of this color-changing, anti-counterfeiting water-soluble fertilizer focused on the following aspects: First, there are no issues with uneven coloring or fading. Second: there is no such issue as grabbing some fertilizer and getting a certain color as a result. Third: color-changing anti-counterfeiting. When white fertilizer is dissolved in water, it turns purple, red, blue, or other colors. Color-changing water-soluble fertilizer, Season 2: Precise fertilization. Color-changing water-soluble fertilizer, Season 2 is designed to induce another color change building on the first one, thereby achieving precise fertilization. As is well known, the effectiveness of water-soluble fertilizers depends on their concentration; too high a concentration can cause damage to the roots and leaves ; If the concentration is too low, it may not achieve the desired increase in yield. At present, agriculture in our country is still based on a small-scale farming system, with relatively rough management practices; the dilution ratio of water-soluble fertilizers is not determined with precision. Due to the high dilution ratio of water-soluble fertilizers, a scale with a large measurement range is necessary if accurate dilution is desired ; Of course, in some places fixed-volume containers are used, such as large barrels that can hold 500 kg; but sometimes 500 kg of fertilizer is not necessary, and in such cases even these large barrels cannot ensure precise fertilization. The secondary color change occurs when the fertilizer changes from white after the first dilution to purple, red, or blue. Upon further dilution, for example, when macroelements exhibit their best efficacy at a 800-fold dilution, the color will shift directly from purple, red, or blue to blue, red, or purple at that 800-fold dilution level; of course, the dilution level at which this color change takes place varies depending on the different formulas. Medium-element water-soluble fertilizers may achieve the best results when diluted 2000 times; in that case, their color will change from purple, red, or blue to blue, red, or purple when diluted at that ratio. Achieve precise fertilization using intuitive methods. **In the process of transformation, agriculture is also moving towards high technology; therefore, the future development of fertilizers will focus on greater precision, especially in the case of water-soluble fertilizers. In an era characterized by fierce competition, it is essential to keep up with the times and adapt to changing conditions, so as to make your products stand out and ensure their success. All of the above technologies are protected by patents; any similarity constitutes infringement!
Reply #22016-07-27
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