Titaniferous amino acid water-soluble fertilizer

Abstract

The invention provides a titaniferous amino acid water-soluble fertilizer which comprises the following raw materials in parts by weight: 8-300 parts of titanium preparation, 2-100 parts of microelements, 3-200 parts of medium elements, 6-280 parts of macro-elements, 5-80 parts of auxiliaries, 10-350 parts of amino acids and 1-60 parts of beneficial elements. The titaniferous amino acid water-soluble fertilizer is solved in water and then is sprayed or dropped onto the crops; the titaniferous amino acid water-soluble fertilizer has the characteristics of rapid supplement for various nutrients, fast absorption, growth promotion, precocity promotion, cold resistance, drought resistance, disease prevention, production increasing, quality improvement, non-toxic, innocuity, capability of degrading heavy metal residuals, simple equipment, low cost, high benefit, and the like; the titaniferous amino acid water-soluble fertilizer is fit for all the plants, such as, grains, cotton, oil crops, fruit trees, cucurbits and vegetables, tea leaves, traditional Chinese medicinal materials, flowers and plants, herbage, and the like; the yield of the crops can be increased; the yield also can be increased after the titaniferous amino acid water-soluble fertilizer is applied to various soil; the economic benefit, the social benefit and the environmental benefit are excellent.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to an amino acid-containing water-soluble fertilizer, in particular to a titanium-containing amino acid water-soluble fertilizer. Background technique: [0002] Titanium was discovered in 1879. Since the 1930s, scientists at home and abroad have conducted a lot of research on the content of titanium in plants and its effects. Although it has not been confirmed that titanium is an essential nutrient element for plant growth, there is indeed a relationship between titanium and the growth, yield and quality of some plants. good correlation. In the mid-1980s, the United States, Japan, Hungary and other countries regarded titanium as an active ingredient of plant growth regulators. Since the beginning of the 21st century, most scholars and knowledgeable people at home and abroad have regarded titanium as a beneficial element for crops. [0003] In July 1982, with the support of the central government, a national titanium applicatio...

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Problems solved by technology

The first disadvantage is that "titanium micro-fertilizer" is incomplete in nutrition, has few nutrients, and only three trace elements (Fe, Mn, Zn)

Cotton lacks B flowers and has no bolls (flowering without peaches); second, "titanium micro-fertilizer" does not contain macroelements, moderate elements and amino acids, and cannot meet the overall needs of crops; third, "titanium micro-fertilizer" does not contain The beneficial elements Si and Se have less functions than titanium-containing amino acid water-soluble fertilizers

Therefore, the "titanium micro-fertilizer" of the prior art has relatively large limitations in terms of nutrient element content, scope of application, functional characteristics, development space, etc.

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