Hot New Products Agriculture fertilizer Potassium Sulphate - Potassium Humate – Tifton
Hot New Products Agriculture fertilizer Potassium Sulphate - Potassium Humate – Tifton Detail:
1. Soil conditioner. Improve the soil structure 2. Fertilizer efficiency promoter 3. Increase capacities of water holding and cation exchange 4. Reduce pesticide residue 5. Prevent soil from contamination of heavy metallic ions 6. Enhance soil ability of Anti-hard water
Application Instruction
Foliar applications:
Apply 1000gram in 100kgs of water for 1000square meters, with or without micronutrients. 5000 times dilution for spray or drip irrigation, 100g per 1000m2 , applied alone or together without other trace elements.
Soil applications:
Apply 1000g per 1000square meters for irrigation or 1000g in 1000kgs of water for spray as a stand alone or with other fertilizer.1000 times dilution for spray or drip irrigation, 1000g per 1000m2 , applied alone or together without other trace elements.
Other Considerations
2. Storage Stable for 6 years after receipt of order if stored under recommended conditions. 2. Keep in Dry and cool place. 3. Packing Details in 25/50kg plastic woven bags or as customer’s requirements.
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Our business promises all users of the first-class items and the most satisfying post-sale company. We warmly welcome our regular and new prospects to join us for Hot New Products Agriculture fertilizer Potassium Sulphate - Potassium Humate – Tifton , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Marseille , Amman, Kenya , Ensuring high product quality by choosing the best suppliers, now we have also implemented complete quality control processes throughout our sourcing procedures. Meanwhile, our access to a large range of factories, coupled with our excellent management, also ensures that we can quickly fill your requirements at the best prices, regardless the order size.
By Fernando
from Macedonia
- 2017.06.25 12:48
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By Rachel
from Wellington
- 2017.08.28 16:02
