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Nitrogen for plants can come from many different sources: BLOOD MEAL. - Dry, inert powder made from blood that breaks down rapidly in the soil. ... FEATHER MEAL. - Derived from keratin, a protein that occurs in hair, hoofs, horns and feathers. ... POULTRY LITTER. ... ALFALFA MEAL. ... BONE MEAL. ... ROCK PHOSPHATE. ... SULFATE OF POTASH. Worm Castingsare the richest...

For flowering and non-flowering plants, the soil should have an adequate quantity of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium. Adding them through fertilizersincreases their quantity in the soil, helps your plant to grow faster and provides necessary and timely nutrients for the absorption and development of solid stems.15 Nov 2021

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