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That all depends upon the soil that you have to start with. NPK stands for, "nitrogen, phosphorous, pottassium". What you are proposing has only nitrogen, but no P or K. If you send a sample of your soil to the lab for analysis, and find out that it has plenty of P and K, but is low on nitrogen, then the ammonium sulfate might just be what you need. However, in the absence of a soil analysis, I would start with a more balanced fertilizer.

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