Urea Fertilizer

Promotes Vegetative Growth
 
Urea is a highly concentrated nitrogen fertilizer, with a nitrogen content of ≥ 46.0%. Nitrogen is a fundamental element for plant growth, especially for vegetative development. It promotes the growth of stems and leaves, enabling plants to develop lush, green foliage. Adequate nitrogen supply from urea stimulates cell division and elongation in the shoots, resulting in increased plant height and leaf area, which is essential for photosynthesis and overall plant vigor.
 
Enhances Protein Synthesis
 
Nitrogen in urea is a key building block for protein synthesis in plants. Proteins are involved in numerous physiological processes, including enzyme formation, cell structure maintenance, and nutrient transport. By providing a rich source of nitrogen, urea supports the synthesis of these vital proteins, facilitating normal plant metabolism and growth. This is crucial for the development of healthy plant tissues and organs.
 
Improves Crop Yield
 
Applying urea can significantly contribute to higher crop yields. The nitrogen it supplies is essential for all stages of plant growth, from seedling establishment to maturity. It promotes robust vegetative growth in the early stages, which provides a strong foundation for subsequent reproductive development. During the reproductive phase, nitrogen helps in flower and fruit formation, leading to increased fruit set and larger, more abundant yields.
 
Aids in Chlorophyll Production
 
Nitrogen is also involved in the synthesis of chlorophyll, the pigment responsible for photosynthesis. Chlorophyll captures light energy and converts it into chemical energy, which is used for plant growth and development. Urea, by providing nitrogen, ensures an adequate supply for chlorophyll production. This enhances the plant's ability to carry out photosynthesis efficiently, resulting in more energy production and better - performing plants.