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(Unit/t of production)
(Unit/t of production)
N
28
22
Sensitive
P2O5
12
8
Sensitive
K2O
16
14
Very Sensitive
MgO
4
3
Sensitive
SO3
4
2
Moderately Sensitive
TE
Boron (B), Zinc (Zn), Molydenum (Mo)
First application
Second application
Third application
A basal fertilization before sowing is very crucial and mainly NPK formulas with a ratio of 2:1:1 or 3:1:2 are used, to supply enough nutrients for the growth phase, improving phosphorus availability for root development and providing enough potassium. High solubility of the phosphorus improves uptake by the young plants.
Once the plants have eight leaves, nitrogen application is necessary. High rates must be avoided to keep the correct balance in plant development. Ammonium nitrate is the preferred N form, as the risk of ammonia losses from urea is very high. The use of urea would cause an unusual shape of the leaves with consequences on the dynamics of photosynthesis and sensitivity to insects.
Second nitrogen application until the start of flowering (BBCH 21-59):
A second nitrogen application can be useful when very high yields are expected; the application must take place before flowering according to the variety and the soil type.
Foliar applications with phosphorus, boron, zinc and molybdenum during flowering (BBCH 60-69) ensure a controlled crop vegetation and a better pollination. During the cotton boll growth phase (BBCH 71-79), a foliar application with phosphorous and potassium increases the weight of the fruits.
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