How to fertilize cotton during the bud stage? These methods must be mastered

After cotton squares appear, it enters a period when vegetative growth and reproductive growth proceed together, while vegetative growth still predominates. During this period, a framework must be built for high cotton yields, fully supplying the fertilizer needed during the cotton bud stage. It is necessary both to meet the needs of the cotton plants and to prevent excessive or overly aggressive fertilization that causes excessive vegetative growth. For cotton fields with a low amount of base fertilizer, some decomposed human manure and urine, cake fertilizer, or a small amount of quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer mixed in can be applied at the bud stage, applied deeply in furrows so that the fertilizer gradually decomposes and takes effect at the flowering and boll stage. Spraying New High Lipid Film at the appropriate time greatly increases the effective component rate of the fertilizer.

For fertile cotton fields with a large annual fertilizer application rate, where the cotton plants are growing excessively, no application may be made at the bud stage, or it may be postponed to the early flowering stage, so as to achieve "apply at flowering, use at boll setting." Spraying Cotton Strong Stalk Agent at the appropriate time controls runaway shoot growth, promotes the transformation of the cotton tree's growth function toward reproductive function, thickens the nutrient transport ducts of the cotton bolls, increases the boll expansion vigor, improves resistance, protects buds, protects bolls, and protects bolls, speeds up the cotton tree's cyclic squaring and cyclic boll opening, and improves fiber quality.