What fertilizer to use for peanuts

Fertilizing peanuts can make the peanut seeds germinate better, and can also promote the growth and development of the root system and nodules, thereby enhancing the ability of peanut seedlings to resist low temperature and drought. This can promote the maturity of peanuts and the plumpness of grains, thereby increasing the pod setting rate.

Fertilizer for peanuts

1. During the growth process of peanuts, as they continue to grow, the demand for fertilizers is also constantly changing. According to the growth of peanuts, molybdenum fertilizer, that is, ammonium molybdate, can be used. It can effectively promote the formation of peanut nodules. It is recommended to use 3-5 grams per acre. It can be used in the peanut seedling stage. Peanuts lack calcium, which will result in many empty shells of peanut seeds. Calcium fertilizer can be applied before the shells grow.

2. The absorption and utilization rate of calcium in the soil is very low. Calcium fertilizer can be supplemented through the leaves, and the absorption effect will be better. A small amount of boron fertilizer can be applied to promote the differentiation of peanut flower buds, promote more flowering and more needles, and at the same time coordinate the transportation of other large, medium and trace elements in the crop body.

Peanut fertilization method

The method of fertilizing peanuts is relatively simple. When the peanuts are above the soil, you need to break the film to lead the seedlings, and then cover the film holes with wet soil. Wait until the cotyledons emerge from the film before breaking the mounds and clearing the plants. Note that during the peanut clumping period, apply 7-10 kg of compound fertilizer per mu of land, combined with 5 kg of urea for topdressing.