The pigment carbon black is also used in fertilizers

    Fertilizer is an important source of essential nutrients for plant growth, and there are many types of fertilizers, with various colors and shapes. The most common ones are white and black, which is actually the reason why the pigment carbon black is added inside. People may be confused about why carbon black should be added to fertilizers. At first, it was also unclear. Later, through verification, it was found that carbon black does exist in fertilizers, And it is also an essential element, as it plays an important role in the growth of plants.
    Pigment carbon black can have a sunscreen effect, preventing the destruction of nutrients in fertilizers by ultraviolet radiation in the sunlight. Secondly, it can increase the stability and durability of fertilizers, ensuring that their quality does not change during long-term storage. In addition, the presence of pigment carbon black in fertilizers is beneficial for optimizing the performance of fertilizers and improving their application efficiency.
    Pigment carbon black plays an irreplaceable role in fertilizer production, providing strong support for the production and application of fertilizers. Although some people may be concerned that pigment carbon black may have a certain degree of impact on the environment, in fact, the rational use of pigment carbon black will not cause significant pollution to the environment.
    Adding pigment carbon black and nutrient solution to Huatu composite fertilizer to create nutrient rich black soil is the favorite of planting enthusiasts. Its average organic matter content ranges from 3% to 10%, and black soil is one of the most fertile soils with abundant nutrients and high fertility levels, making it a special soil suitable for planting ornamental plants in temperate and semi humid climates.
    The main requirements for carbon black used in flower soil composite fertilizers are: easy dispersion, good purity, high coloring, good color appearance, and no impurities. Only such carbon black is suitable for the processing of flower soil and fruit wood composite fertilizers, and has excellent results.
    From the above, we can see the clue that adding pigment carbon black to fertilizer can make the growth of plants more robust when the fertilizer containing pigment carbon black is sprinkled onto the soil or nutrient solution.