How to use microbial fertilizer

Shandong Jinniu Group tells you how to use the microbial fertilizer, the method of use is as follows:

.Use early, use enough, and frequently. Microbes need to compete with other microbes for nutrients and position to reach the rhizosphere. Therefore, only by taking the lead can we achieve better results. It is recommended to start applying the base fertilizer (in the early growth stage), do not reduce it at will, and apply at least 2-3 times in a growing season.

2. Use the correct method: You can use mixture, soaking seeds, dipping roots, root irrigation, hole application, furrow application, spraying, drip irrigation, sprinkling, etc. Seed soaking, root dipping and other methods have outstanding early effects. In order to achieve better results, it is also necessary to combine soil application methods, especially combined with root irrigation, hole application, and drip irrigation.

1) After spreading on the surface, the soil must be covered to promote the reproduction of microorganisms in the soil and avoid the damage of ultraviolet rays.

2) Spraying and drip irrigation have high requirements on microbial agents. Due to the limitation of carrier and production process, most microbial agents cannot be dissolved.

Precautions:

1. Nitrogen and phosphorus. When the total content of potassium exceeds 8%, it will maintain the activity of bacteria if it is mixed with bacterial agent and fertilized.

2. Do not use bacterial fertilizers and fungicides. Pesticides. Mix herbicides and sulfur-containing fertilizers (such as potassium sulfate, etc.) and plant ash.

3. It is recommended to use furrow application. In the nest application method, be sure to cover the soil with bacterial fertilizer to avoid direct sunlight. Ultraviolet rays will kill bacteria; in addition, it is not recommended to use microbial fertilizers, because the bacterial flora will disperse after accelerated absorption, affecting the effect after application.

4. The temperature is too high or too low. It is not recommended to use microbial fertilizers under drought conditions.