Difference and connection between organic fertilizer and compound fertilizer
Some people like to plant flowers and grass at home. In order to make the plants grow more luxuriant and beautiful, they will choose various methods to fertilize the plants in addition to daily irrigation and maintenance. Most of them use organic fertilizer, which is a kind of fertilizer commonly used by people, and some people will use compound fertilizer, so what's the difference between them?
Organic Fertilizer
Organic fertilizer is made from the fermentation of organic wastes, which include various animal and plant residues, such as human and animal waste, straw, animal residues, slaughterhouse waste, litter, kitchen waste and other wastes. They are processed by the compost turning machine, and the beneficial bacteria are fermented and rotted into organic fertilizer. The organic fertilizer after fermentation contains organic substances such as animal protein, amino acids, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, etc. It is particularly effective for planting flowers or crops.
NPK Compound Fertilizer
Common compound fertilizers include: diamine hydrogen phosphate, potassium nitrate, etc. Different inorganic fertilizers are mixed in certain proportion through NPK fertilizer production line and made into granules. Therefore, the compound fertilizer has the characteristics of high nutrient content, less by-components and good physical properties, which is also convenient to use. NPK compound fertilizer plays an important role in balancing fertilization, improving fertilizer utilization rate and promoting high and stable yield of crops. However, it still has disadvantages. Its nutrient proportion is always fixed, and the types, quantity and proportion of nutrient elements required by different soils and crops are diverse.
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