Ammophos NP 10:46

Ammophos NP 10:46 from Kvitny is a highly concentrated granular fertilizer formulated with nitrogen and phosphorus as its primary nutrients. The product consists mainly of monosubstituted ammonium phosphate, with a minor proportion of disubstituted ammonium phosphate, ensuring high water solubility for immediate plant uptake. The NPK ratio of 10:46 indicates 10% nitrogen and 46% phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5), making it ideal for crops requiring high phosphorus inputs.

The fertilizer is produced in granular form to minimize dust and improve ease of application, with granules typically sized between 2 and 4 mm in diameter for even spreading. Both nitrogen and phosphorus compounds in the formulation are water-soluble, which enhances their accessibility to plant roots and reduces leaching losses. This makes Ammophos NP 10:46 particularly effective for soils deficient in phosphorus, such as those in temperate climates.

Primary buyers include large-scale agricultural operations, cooperatives, and distributors serving regions with phosphorus-deficient soils. The product is commonly used for cereals, oilseeds, and root crops, where phosphorus is critical for early root development and overall yield. For bulk shipments, confirm the supplier’s ability to meet your packaging preferences, such as 50 kg bags or big bags, and discuss storage requirements to maintain granular integrity.

Kvitny is located in Vilnius, Lithuania, with its registered address at V. Nageviciaus G. 3, LT-08237. The company specializes in the production and supply of fertilizers, with Ammophos NP 10:46 being one of its flagship products. The supplier’s profile does not provide additional details about production capacity, certifications, or export history, so buyers should request this information directly.

The trust tier for Kvitny is classified as harbor, and no response rate or average response time data is available. As a Lithuanian supplier, Kvitny may offer logistical advantages for buyers in Europe or those sourcing from Baltic ports. However, buyers should confirm the supplier’s ability to meet their volume and quality requirements, as well as any relevant certifications for fertilizer imports.