The decomposition process of organic fertilizer is: in the aerobic state of accumulation, stirring and ventilation, the organic matter in raw materials is decomposed by microorganisms, and the heat generated by decomposition can evaporate water and kill pathogenic bacteria, parasite eggs and weed seeds, which is a safe, hygienic and organic matter stabilization process.
Biological organic fertilizer is equivalent to an upgraded version of organic fertilizer. Bio-organic fertilizer contains a variety of nutrients and rich organic matter. Because of its biological activity and long-acting fertilizer effect, it can not only continuously supply the needs of crop nutrition, but also improve the water, heat and ventilation conditions of soil and promote soil maturation.
Difference between organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer
Organic fertilizer is rich in nutrition.
Fertilizer is quick-acting
Fertilizer will burn and destroy plants.
Fertilizer comes from many sources. Comprehensive chemical synthetic fertilizer comes from minerals, which is called inorganic synthesis. Organic fertilizers come from natural resources, such as microorganisms, organic wastes and other similar materials.
What is chemical fertilizer (inorganic fertilizer)? Because of its quick effect, chemical fertilizer appears in various forms such as liquid and granule. Fertilizer is water-soluble and plants can absorb nutrients immediately. Although this provides a quick nutrition, it won't last.
Chemical fertilizer can quickly promote plant growth, but it has little effect on improving soil texture and long-term fertility. They are highly water-soluble and can penetrate into water. This is the price of quick effect of chemical fertilizer; Using too much will burn your lawn and plants.
What is organic fertilizer? Organic fertilizer is good for plants and soil. If used properly, it will not burn or damage plants. Organic fertilizer stimulates the reproduction of soil microorganisms and improves soil structure. Soil microorganisms play an important role in transforming organic fertilizers into soluble nutrients that can be absorbed by plants. Organic fertilizers usually provide the needs of medium and trace nutrients, but they are usually not available in chemical fertilizers.
The source of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in organic fertilizer is relatively lower than that of chemical fertilizer, but it can maintain soil fertility for a longer time. Therefore, the effect of organic fertilizer on plants is usually more subtle. If organic fertilizer is applied to the lawn, it may take some time to see the effect, but the reward is the time when the lawn remains green.