The correct way to use calcium ammonium nitrate on fruit trees

Calcium ammonium nitrate is generally applied to the roots of fruit trees, used as a base fertilizer and a top dressing in spring and autumn; it can also be sprayed on the leaves, generally sprayed from the flowering stage to after flowering. It is a new type of high-efficiency compound fertilizer containing nitrogen and quick-acting calcium, with a fast fertilizer effect, and after application the plant can absorb it directly. When applied to fruit trees, it can prolong the flowering period, promote the normal growth of roots, stems and leaves, ensure bright fruit color, and increase the sugar content of the fruit.

Calcium ammonium nitrate is white round granulated, 100% soluble in water, contains 14% nitrate nitrogen, and has the characteristics of quickly supplementing nitrogen and calcium. After fertilizing fruit trees, it can improve fruit quality and increase storability. It is a neutral fertilizer with little physiological acidity, and has an improving effect on acidic soil. After being applied to the soil, its acidity and alkalinity are small, it will not cause soil compaction, and it can make the soil loose.