Nano urea is available in liquid form, not solid. It is a nanotechnology-based fertilizer that delivers nitrogen to plants through foliar application (spraying on leaves).
Here's why it's liquid:
Unique Properties:
Nano urea utilizes nanoparticles, which are very small (20-50 nm) and have a high surface area. This allows for better absorption by plants when sprayed on leaves.
Foliar Application:
The liquid form is specifically designed for foliar application, meaning it's sprayed directly onto the plant's leaves.
Absorption:
The small size and high surface area of nano urea particles enable them to easily penetrate the leaf surface and be absorbed by the plant.
Conventional Urea:
Traditional urea is typically a solid (granules or prills) and is applied to the soil.
Cost-Effective:
Nano urea is also promoted as a more cost-effective and efficient way to deliver nitrogen to crops compared to conventional urea.
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