Ammonium Chloride Fertilizer

Ammonium chloride is fine white or yellow crystals containing 24%~25% nitrogen. It is easily soluble in water, with greater moisture absorption than ammonium sulfate, and easy to absorb wet lumps.

Ammonium chloride fertilizer is suitable for rice, wheat, corn, sorghum, cotton, hemp and other crops. It is better used in cotton, flax, hemp and other fiber crops because chlorine can enhance the fiber toughness and tensile strength. Tobacco, sweet potato, potato, sugar beet and other crops are sensitive to chloride ion, so the dosage should be strictly controlled.

In industry, It is mainly used in dry batteries, batteries, ammonium salts, tanning leather, electroplating, precision casting, medicine, photography, electrodes, adhesives, yeast nutrients and dough improvements, etc.

1. Nitrogen source: Ammonium chloride fertilizer is a rich source of nitrogen, which is crucial for plant growth. It ensures healthy foliage, promotes vigorous root development, and supports the production of flowers and fruits.

2. Acidifying soil: Soil with a high pH level can make it challenging for plants to absorb nutrients. Ammonium chloride fertilizer helps to acidify the soil, thus lowering the pH level and making it easier for plants to take up nutrients.

3. Weed control: Ammonium chloride fertilizer can hinder the growth of certain weed species. It can be an effective tool in integrated weed management practices to control the spread of weeds without causing harm to crops.

4. Enhancing soil fertility: Ammonium chloride fertilizer contains other essential minerals such as chloride and sulfur that are beneficial to plant growth. These minerals help to improve soil fertility, which results in better crop yield and quality.

5. Fast-acting: One of the key benefits of ammonium chloride fertilizer is its quick release of nitrogen. It can be absorbed by plants within a few days of application, which is essential during the early stages of plant growth.