Monoammonium phosphate HORTIPRAY MAP 12-61-0

Description

MAP 12-61 – water-soluble monoammonium phosphate

🔰 Main areas of application for MAP 12-61:

• Fertiliser for fertigation, hydroponics and drip irrigation
• Main source of phosphorus in agriculture
• For foliar feeding of vegetable, fruit and berry crops and ornamental plants
• Main component in the production of NPK fertilisers
• pH level correction in plant nutrition systems
• Use in horticulture, greenhouse farming and vertical farming

✅ Advantages of MAP 12-61:

• High degree of purity, low content of heavy metals and toxic impurities
• Complete water solubility — provides instant supply of nitrogen and phosphorus
• The acidic pH of the solution promotes better phosphorus absorption in neutral and alkaline soils
• Compatible with all irrigation systems: drip, sprinklers, NFT, centralised irrigation lines
• Optimal fertiliser for the early stages of growth: root system development, bud formation

Common mistakes when using MAP 12-61 and how to avoid them:

• Incompatibility with calcium and magnesium salts: MAP + Ca(NO₃)₂ or MgSO₄ → precipitation, system blockage.
  Solution: apply at intervals of 1–2 days or use separate tanks (A/B).
• Application to cold or dry soil: At t < 8 °C, phosphorus is unavailable.
  Solution: use at temperatures >10 °C and in a moist environment.
• Use of hard or alkaline water without pH adjustment: pH > 7.5 → phosphorus precipitates.
  Solution: maintain the pH of the solution within 5.5–6.5; add phosphoric or citric acid if necessary.
• Ignoring plant norms and needs:
  Solution: determine the dosage based on agrochemical soil analysis and growth phases (4–6 leaves, beginning of flowering).
• Incorrect mixing in tank mixtures: Adding MAP after other preparations → crystallisation, precipitation, flocculation.
  Solution: dissolve MAP first, then other components.
• Application without taking into account the irrigation regime: Possible leaching or local moisture deficiency.
  Solution: apply MAP at the final stage of irrigation so that the fertiliser remains in the root zone.
• Failure to follow the application schedule:
  Solution: follow the recommendations for the vegetation phases, alternate with other fertilisers.

Density – 0.9 cm3 / 56 lbs/ft3

P2O5 – 61.4 %

pH (1%) – 4.5

N-NM4 (1%) – 12

Solubility (20°C) – 365 g/100 g of water

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