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NPK 12:61:00Monoammonium Phosphate Water-Soluble Fertilizer
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NPK 12:61:00 Monoammonium Phosphate Fertilizer
Katyayani NPK 12:61:00 is water-soluble monoammonium phosphate (MAP). It supplies nitrogen and phosphate for early root development, green growth and flowering.
Listed pack options: 1 kg and 25 kg. Confirm your selected order and the quantity on the supplied pack.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌱 Early roots: Supports root development and plant establishment.
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🌿 Green growth: Supplies nitrogen for leaf growth.
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🌼 Flowering nutrition: Supplies phosphate used in flowering and seed or fruit formation.
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💧 Water-soluble: Dissolves for foliar, drip or drench application.
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🌾 Crop performance: Supports yield potential and growth through environmental stress when nitrogen or phosphate supply is limiting.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Katyayani |
| Nutrient grade |
NPK 12:61:00 |
| Grade explained |
12% nitrogen; 61% phosphorus expressed as P₂O₅; 0% potassium. The 61 figure is not elemental phosphorus. Read the supplied pack for the complete guaranteed analysis. |
| Fertilizer |
Monoammonium phosphate (MAP) |
| Application methods |
Foliar spray, drip irrigation and drenching |
Recognising Nutrient Shortages
Nitrogen shortage may cause pale plants, older leaves turning yellow and slow growth. Phosphate shortage may show as dark green or purple leaves, poor roots and delayed flowering or fruiting. These signs are not a diagnosis on their own; consider other crop problems and nutrient testing. Purple leaves can also have non-nutritional causes, including cold soil or root damage. Do not increase the dose based on leaf colour alone.
Recommended Crops and Application
The following are the manufacturer’s crop groups and examples, not a separate feeding programme or safety assurance for every crop. Match the crop, growth stage, nutrient need, route and repeat-use plan to the supplied directions and local agronomic guidance.
- Cereals and millets: wheat, maize, rice, pearl millet, sorghum, finger millet and barley
- Pulses: chickpea, lentil, black gram, green gram, pigeon pea and kidney bean
- Oilseeds: groundnut, mustard, coconut, sesame, linseed, sunflower, soybean and safflower
- Fruits: banana, papaya, mango, sapota, pomegranate, guava, ber, apple, pear, peach, plum, loquat, almond, cherry, grape, fig, melon, jackfruit, aonla, bael, custard apple, phalsa, orange, citrus, apricot, walnut, pecan, strawberry, litchi, arecanut, lemon, pineapple, kiwifruit, dragon fruit, avocado and date palm
- Vegetables: tomato, brinjal, chilli, capsicum, okra, pea, gourds, cucumber, cabbage, cauliflower, drumstick, bean, onion, garlic, kale, knol-khol, sprouting broccoli, coriander and fenugreek
- Spices: nutmeg, clove, cumin, cinnamon, cardamom, curry leaf, ginger and turmeric
- Flowers: rose, gladiolus, marigold, carnation, gerbera, jasmine, tuberose, tulip, aster and sunflower
- Other crops: cotton, jute, sugarcane and sugar beet
| Application route |
Manufacturer product reference |
Water requirement and limits |
|---|---|---|
| Foliar spray |
Product-page text: 5 g/L of water. Manufacturer dosage graphic: 4–5 g/L of water. Follow the current supplied label/leaflet before choosing the concentration; this page does not select an endpoint. |
A concentration does not establish product quantity per acre. Confirm the crop- and equipment-specific spray-water volume from the supplied directions before planning a field quantity. |
| Drip / fertigation |
3–5 kg/acre, as stated in the manufacturer’s text and dosage graphic. Keep the area basis and follow the supplied crop-specific programme. |
Confirm total irrigation-water volume and system instructions. Do not convert the area rate into g/L or substitute the foliar concentration. |
| Soil drenching |
3–5 kg/acre, stated in the manufacturer’s product text. This is a separate route from foliar spraying. |
Confirm total drench-water volume, dilution and any per-plant amount from the supplied crop-specific directions. Do not substitute the foliar concentration. |
The two published foliar statements are retained separately rather than silently choosing between them. The supplied label and leaflet control actual application.
The manufacturer FAQ’s 75 g in 15 L pump example corresponds to its text’s 5 g/L. It does not replace the graphic’s separate 4–5 g/L statement, establish a dose per acre or show that one pump covers an acre.
The drip and drench figure is an area-based reference, not a stated full-season total. Do not use pack size to decide dose, or transfer foliar concentration to irrigation or drenching.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Growth stage and need: The manufacturer places use at transplanting, during early leafy growth and just before flowering. Treat these as general stages, not mandatory applications for every crop.
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Repeat use: Follow a crop- and route-specific plan from the supplied directions. Keep records of route, crop stage, product and water quantities, application date and other fertilizer inputs when assessing whether another use is needed.
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Keep route and units together: Confirm product amount, water requirement and equipment instructions for the selected route before preparation. Foliar concentration and drip/drench area rates are not interchangeable.
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Dissolve fully: Dissolve the product completely before it enters a drip line or is used as a drench. Follow the supplied foliar preparation directions. Obtain clear product- and route-specific guidance if essential preparation or equipment instructions are missing.
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Respect mixing exclusions: Do not tank-mix with calcium nitrate or other calcium fertilizers, or products containing sulphur or lead compounds. Calcium and phosphate can form insoluble solids and clog nozzles or drippers. No mixing order makes an excluded mixture acceptable.
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Check other proposed combinations: Water solubility does not establish compatibility. Check the exact products and both labels with the manufacturer or a qualified adviser. Do not infer a tank-mix recipe, water-pH target, stock-tank strength or injector setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does MAP mean, and does this grade supply potassium?
MAP means monoammonium phosphate. Katyayani describes this grade as 12% nitrogen, 61% phosphorus expressed as P₂O₅ and 0% potassium. It is not a complete full-season feed.
MAP means monoammonium phosphate. Katyayani describes this grade as 12% nitrogen, 61% phosphorus expressed as P₂O₅ and 0% potassium. It is not a complete full-season feed.
2. What are the foliar references, including a pump example?
The product text says 5 g/L; the manufacturer dosage graphic says 4–5 g/L. Follow the current supplied label/leaflet before choosing a concentration. The FAQ’s 75 g in 15 L example matches the text’s 5 g/L, but is not a per-acre dose or evidence of the area a pump covers.
The product text says 5 g/L; the manufacturer dosage graphic says 4–5 g/L. Follow the current supplied label/leaflet before choosing a concentration. The FAQ’s 75 g in 15 L example matches the text’s 5 g/L, but is not a per-acre dose or evidence of the area a pump covers.
3. How much is listed for drip or soil drenching?
The manufacturer’s text gives 3–5 kg/acre for drip or drenching; the graphic also gives 3–5 kg/acre for drip/fertigation. Confirm water volume and the crop-specific programme. Do not turn the area rate into a g/L recipe or assume it is the full-season total.
The manufacturer’s text gives 3–5 kg/acre for drip or drenching; the graphic also gives 3–5 kg/acre for drip/fertigation. Confirm water volume and the crop-specific programme. Do not turn the area rate into a g/L recipe or assume it is the full-season total.
4. When should I apply it or repeat it?
General manufacturer guidance covers transplanting, early leafy growth and pre-flowering use according to nutrient need. Confirm the timing and repeat plan for the particular crop and route from the supplied directions; do not transfer a foliar schedule to drip or drench.
General manufacturer guidance covers transplanting, early leafy growth and pre-flowering use according to nutrient need. Confirm the timing and repeat plan for the particular crop and route from the supplied directions; do not transfer a foliar schedule to drip or drench.
5. Can I mix it with calcium nitrate or other products?
Do not tank-mix it with calcium nitrate or other calcium fertilizers. Sulphur-, calcium- and lead-containing compounds are excluded. Check any other exact proposed mixture against both products’ current directions; no general compatibility promise is implied.
Do not tank-mix it with calcium nitrate or other calcium fertilizers. Sulphur-, calcium- and lead-containing compounds are excluded. Check any other exact proposed mixture against both products’ current directions; no general compatibility promise is implied.
Safety & Disclaimer
Avoid more phosphorus than the crop needs: excess can worsen iron and zinc shortages. Consider soil-test results, previous fertilizer inputs and other possible causes of crop symptoms. This grade supplies no potassium and is not a complete full-season feeding programme. Nutritional roles do not guarantee a response or yield increase.
Follow the manufacturer label and instructions supplied with the product. Read handling precautions and any specified personal protection before opening, measuring or applying it, and make those directions available to everyone handling the product. Keep the pack away from children, food and animal feed.
Follow the supplied application conditions, crop precautions and any treated-area entry or harvest restrictions. Resolve missing essential precautions with the manufacturer before use rather than assuming immediate entry or harvest is permitted.
Check the actual pack for storage conditions, batch/date information and instructions for opened packs or prepared solution. Do not assume a storage temperature, shelf life or solution holding time. Keep the identity and readable directions available throughout storage and use.
Before starting, locate the supplied directions for equipment cleaning, leftover solution, unused product, packaging disposal and exposure response. Ask the manufacturer for readable guidance where necessary.
This listing offers 1 kg and 25 kg options. Confirm the selected size and number of packs from the order and delivered label, not the photograph alone. Match the Katyayani brand, MAP name, NPK 12:61:00 grade and labelled quantity. Resolve damaged packaging, an identity mismatch or missing essential instructions with the seller before use.
This manufacturer-reference description is not a complete label or batch-specific analysis. The supplied label and leaflet control actual application. Keep concentration, area rate, water requirement, timing, repeat use and compatibility together for the intended route.
Delivery & returns
Usually delivered in 2–5 days after dispatch.
Return or exchange within 7 days of delivery. Packs must be unopened with seals intact, and return pickup is free. Read the refund policy
Safety tips
Read the label and leaflet before use. Wear gloves, a mask and full sleeves while spraying. Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying. Keep away from children, food and animal feed.
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