Tasmeed MAP

MAP Fertilizer

Tasmeed MAP is a pure and residue-free form of monoammonium phosphate (12-61-0) that is completely soluble in water. Both the nitrogen and phosphorus present in MAP 12.61 are easily absorbed by plants.

It is recommended to use MAP during the early stages of plant development when a significant amount of phosphorus is needed to promote root growth. Additionally, during the flowering phase, MAP can be used to fertilize the flowers.

Tasmeed MAP can be combined with other fertilizers to provide crops with the necessary nutrients throughout the entire growth cycle. However, it should not be mixed with calcium-based and magnesium fertilizers when preparing a concentrated solution.

CHARACTERISTICS & FEATURES

Acidic pH.
Increased flowering in crops.
Devoid of heavy metal elements.
Enhanced development of roots.
Appropriate for use in nutrient solutions.
The chlorine and sodium levels are minimal or low.
Completely soluble in water without any precipitation occurring.

Contents (W/V)%
Total Nitrogen	of which Ammonia Nitrogen	Phosphorus Pentoxide (P2O5) water soluble
12%	12%	61%

Crop & Rate of Use
PLANTS	DOSAGES	APPLICATION PERIOD
Citrus	80 – 100 kg/ha	at the beginning of sprouting and before flowering
Vineyard	80 – 90 kg/ha	at the beginning of sprouting and before
Horticultural Crops in open field	60 – 70 kg/ha	from fruit set to 2 –3 weeks before harvesting
Horticultural Crops in Greenhouse	70 – 80 kg/ha	from fruit set to 2 –3 weeks before harvesting
Flowers	30 – 50 kg/ha	sowing and before flowering