Nitrogen (N) fertilizer enriched with trace elements for additional foliar application. One of the advantages of liquid fertilizers is possibility to spread them not only in higher doses during the first fertilization, but also in small doses for subsequent additional fertilization. Fertilizer contains methylene urea nitrogen which has slower uptake and causes no osmotic stress and therefore no damage to the plant. In a normal urea solution, a large amount of phytotoxic mineral salts remain on the surface of the plant. The crystallized urea remaining on the plant will hydrolyse into ammonia and carbon dioxide where it is lost to the atmosphere. This causes tissue damage at the point of contact, and renders the plant incapable of absorbing the remaining nutrient salt. Due to special formula, portion of it which is in its simplest nitrogen state (urea) is used by the plant first, while majority of nitrogen is absorbed in the more complex soluble polymethylene urea molecules until the plant can break them down into more usable units of nutrition. This ensures long-term effects and helps for plants to absorb and use nitrogen more effectively for a longer period of time.