URPril™ 46-0-0 Slow Release Nitrogen Fertiliser TOP DRESSING or WATER SOLUBLE Prills Form. Grass Lawn Shrub Tree Plant Foliage BOOST (400g)

• 46% Nitrogen Fertiliser
• Top Dressing or Water Soluble
• Trees, Shrubs, Grass, Vegetables, Pot Plants & More
• Green Boost

Product description Slow Release Water Soluble or Top Dressing 46-0-0 Nitrogen Prill Fertiliser. --- Product Description - URPril is a small diameter, spherical white solid. It is an organic amide molecule containing 46% nitrogen in the form of amine groups. --- URPril is infinitely soluble in water and is suitable for use as an agricultural, forestry, and general grass fertilizer as well as for industrial applications which require a high quality nitrogen source. It is not a poison to mammals or birds and is a benign and safe chemical to handle. --- Application Recommendations URPril is used as a slow release fertilizer. It must be decomposed by microorganisms before it can be assimilated by plants. Apply URPril at 15 to 30g/m² either as a solid top dressing. As a solution apply 5 to 10g/m². At this rate 1Kg will fertilise an area 200m² ALWAYS exercise caution when using this chemical as fertilizer because it has the highest nitrogen content of any solid. --- Transportation, Storage and Handling URPril will decompose into ammonia and carbon dioxide at 275oF. ALWAYS wash vessels containing URPril thoroughly before attempting repairs requiring welding. URPril must never be allowed to come into contact with nitric acid. The resulting chemical is unstable and hazardous. URPril is an EU Approved Animal Feed Grade Product --- Analytical Data, Total Nitrogen Analysis % minimum (guaranteed) 46.0, Water % by weight 0.2, Biuret % by weight 0.4 - 0.5, pH % by weight 8.5 – 9.5, Bulk Density lbs/cubic foot 46, Fertilizer Nutrient Designation 46-0-0 Directions Apply URPril at 15 to 30g/m² either as a solid top dressing. As a solution apply 5 to 10g/m². Safety Warning Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. If ingested, seek medical help immediately. Do not mix with nitric acid. Decomposes into ammonia and carbon dioxide at 275oF.