Transform Your Plants With This Powerful Bio Fertilizer

If you are also looking for such a
bio or organic fertilizer that can maintain abundant flowering and fruiting
along with abundant growth of your plant, then bio DAP can be a very
sustainable and organic solution for you. 

Bio DAP is also known as PROM which
means phosphorous rich organic manure. Nowadays, there is a need for such
solutions which not only enhance the growth of plants but also support them in
a sustainable and environment-friendly way and Bio DAP (Bio-based Di-Ammonium
Phosphate) is one such organic fertilizer which is specially designed to boost
the growth of all types of crops and plants. It is being seen as an alternative
to DAP fertilizer. If you also want to use any organic fertilizer like DAP,
then this information can help you. Today we will share all the information
related to Bio DAP or PROM, which will include all the topics written below.

• What is Bio DAP or PROM fertilizer?

• Benefits of Bio DAP for Plant
  Growth.

• What are the nutrients in Bio DAP?

• How to use Bio DAP for Plants

• What is the difference between DAP
  chemical fertilizer and Bio DAP? 

What is Bio DAP or PROM fertilizer?

Bio DAP or PROM (Phosphate Rich
Organic Manure) is an organic fertilizer which provides essential nutrients to
plants and crops. It mainly contains phosphorus and nitrogen.

Bio DAP or PROM is made by mixing
equal quantities of organic manure and rock phosphate and is prepared
naturally. When used for plants and crops, it improves the health of the soil.
Bio DAP or PROM is a very good organic fertilizer and works wonders for the
overall growth of plants.

Benefits of Bio DAP for Plant Growth.

Bio DAP or PROM is an organic
fertilizer which is a good source of phosphorus and nitrogen. It provides
essential nutrients for the growth of plants. Its use benefits the growth of
plants in many ways:

Bio DAP helps the roots of plants
develop very well:

This bio fertilizer mainly contains
phosphorus which helps a lot in the development of the roots of plants. When
the roots of plants are good, it helps the plants to absorb water and essential
nutrients which support their overall growth a lot.

Flowering and fruiting grow very
well on plants with Bio DAP:

Phosphorus is the most essential
nutrient for flowering and fruiting of plants. When we use Bio DAP on plants,
it fulfils the deficiency of phosphorus in plants which promotes the process of
flowering and fruiting in plants due to which flowers and fruits develop well.

Bio DAP promotes vegetative growth
of plants: 

Bio DAP contains nitrogen in very good quantity which is very
essential for initial growth and vegetative stage of plants. When we use Bio
DAP (PROM) in plants or crops, the deficiency of nitrogen in plants is
fulfilled and the growth of leaves of plants becomes very good and their color
and shape becomes very good.

Bio DAP increases the stress
resistance capacity of plants: 

Bio DAP contains a good combination of
phosphorus and nitrogen, which increases the ability of plants to bear stress
and even when the surrounding environment is not suitable for plants, plants
tolerate it easily and it does not have any adverse effect on the overall
growth of plants.

What are the nutrients in Bio DAP or PROM?

The amount of nutrients in Organic
DAP or PROM is very less as compared to chemical DAP but it is very helpful in
improving the long-term health of the soil. The amount of nutrients in Organic
DAP or PROM is as follows:

Nitrogen: The amount of Nitrogen nutrients in
Bio DAP or PROM is approximately 2% to 3% which depends on the amount of
nitrogen present in the organic compost or other things used while making this
bio fertilizer.

Phosphorous: The amount of Phosphorous nutrients
in Bio DAP or PROM is approximately 5% to 10%. This quantity of phosphorous
nutrients also depends on the value of rock phosphate used in its preparation
which is typically around 22% to 25% depending upon the quality of rock
phosphate.

Other Micronutrients: Apart from Nitrogen and Phosphorous
nutrients, Bio DAP or PROM also contains some micronutrients which are required
in very small quantities for plant growth such as calcium, magnesium, sulphur,
zinc and many others.

The availability of these nutrients
completely depends on the specific formulation used in the preparation of this
bio fertilizer which completely depends on its raw materials.

How to use Bio DAP for Plants?

If we use Bio DAP or PROM in plants
in a specific quantity using the method mentioned below, then the plants get a
lot of benefit.

Application Quantity:

For Seedlings or young plants: If
we use Bio DAP for seedling or young plants, then we should use approximately
10 to 20 grams per plant.

For Mature and big plants: If we
use Bio DAP for mature or big plants, then we should use approximately 100 to
150 grams per plant.

How to apply and how to use it for
plants:

• Bio DAP is made in granular form,
  so we can mix it directly in the soil.
• We can also use Bio-DAP by
  sprinkling it in the field in large quantities. This makes it spread in the
  soil in large quantities.

Using Frequency:

If we use Bio DAP
in the same way as DAP, then we can use it in the quantity mentioned above with
a frequency of almost every 30 to 40 days and it will keep helping in the
growth of plants.

What is the difference between DAP chemical
fertilizer and Bio DAP?

Bio DAP (PROM) fertilizer is seen
as an alternative to chemical DAP (Di-Ammonium Phosphate) fertilizer and major
nutrients in both are nitrogen and phosphorous but there is a lot of difference
in them which is as follows:

• In Bio DAP organic manure like cow
  dung compost or vermicompost is taken as raw material but in DAP chemicals like
  phosphorous acid and ammonia are used as raw materials.

• Bio DAP is eco friendly and organic and it improves soil fertility for the long term. It is also helpful for soil microorganism and its excessive use does not have any major negative impact on the soil. In contrast, DAP chemical fertilizer is a chemical composition which instantly increases the availability of nutrients in the soil. Apart from this, if we use it in excess, it leads to deposition of salts in the soil and the fertility of the soil gets degraded which is a major impact.

• Bio DAP contains approximately 8%
  to 10% phosphorus but Chemical DAP contains approximately 46% phosphorus.

• Bio DAP contains approximately 2%
  to 3% nitrogen but Chemical DAP contains approximately 18% phosphorus.

• When we use Bio DAP, plants can
  absorb 100% nitrogen and phosphorus from the soil. But when chemical DAP
  fertilizer is used, plants can only use approximately 30% of its total nutrient
  value and the remaining portion remains unused in the soil as salt.

• DAP chemical fertilizer is very
  famous world wise and is widely used for plants and crops whereas bio DAP or
  PROM is not yet very famous world wise and only those people who want to grow
  plots in a sustainable and organic way use it.

Conclusion :