Potassium Fulvate Fertilizer

Potassium Fulvic Acid contains both humic acid and fulvic acid, is mainly extracted from lignite. As it possess good water solubility, strong resistance to hard water, meanly used for spray irrigation,drip irrigation.

Other trade names: Potassium fulvate, k fulvate, Resisting hard water potassium humate, deflocculation potassium humate or non-flocculating potassium humate, super potassium f humate.

Product Features

Potassium Fulvic Acid can improve and repair the soil with poor soil and severe desertification, and the nutrients are easy to lose. As an excellent organic matter, potassium fulvic acid can improve the soil structure and strengthen the aggregate structure of the soil. The fulvic acid combines with calcium ions in the soil to form a stable Agglomerate structure, the water, fertilizer, gas, and heat conditions of the soil can be adjusted, and the beneficial bacteria in the soil multiply, so that the harmful bacteria in the soil can be controlled, thereby improving the resistance of the crops, and resisting the compaction and soil salinity caused by long-term excessive fertilization The phenomenon has obvious repair function.

Selling Points

Chelate macro and micro nutrients to make them better absorbed by plants.

Prevent and control plant diseases and enhance waterlogging resistance.

Stimulate the microscopic biological activity of plants.

Slow-release fertilizers to improve the utilization of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

Improve nutrient absorption and promote plant germination and growth.

Accelerate precipitation and decomposition, improve soil structure.

Direction for use

Field Crop: 300-400 g/ha

Tree Crop: 2kg/ha through fertigation. Minimum 10kg/ha for all tree crop per season

Horticulture Crop: 300g/ha as foliar and repeated applications may be beneficial.

Turf: 50-100g/100m2 or 1kg/ha

Products blended with irrigation water or soluble fertilisers should be used immediately and not stored for long periods.

When mixing with liquid fertiliser check for compatibility with a small quantity in a jar.