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Potassium Humate Flake Organic Foliar Fertilizer
Classification: organic fertilizer/Soil conditioner/raw material
Type: Potassium Humate
CAS No.:1415-93-6
MF: C9H9NO6
EINECS No.:215-809-6
Place of Origin: Hebei, China
State: Black Shiny Flake
Source: leonardite/Lignite
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Description
Definition:
Bio Fertilizer Supplier Potassium humate is a highly efficient organic potassium fertilizer, because the humic acid in it is a bioactive agent, which can improve the content of available potassium in soil, reduce the loss and fixation of potassium, increase the absorption and utilization rate of potassium by crops, and also has the functions of improving soil, promoting crop growth, improving the stress resistance of crops, improving crop quality, and protecting agricultural ecological environment; Bio Fertilizer Supplier Potassium humate can be mixed with urea, phosphate fertilizer, potassium fertilizer and trace elements to make high-efficiency multifunctional compound fertilizer;
| Model Number | Super Potassium Humate |
| Color | Black |
| Appearance | Shiny flake |
| Humic acid | 65-70% |
| K2O | 8% /10%/12% |
| Solubility | 99% |
| Miosture | 15% |
| PH | 9-11 |
Benefits: 
Improved Soil Structure.
Helps in maintaining Soil pH and Nutrient uptake to plants.
Improved Microbial Growth.
Increases the germination capacity and Viability of seeds.
Stimulates the root growth, especially vertical growth of roots and hence helps in better uptake of nutrients.
Increases the Drought tolerance.
Helps in new roots formation and root respiration.
Physical appearance and nutritional value of the produce is enhanced.
Increase in Production and Quality of the Produce.
Application:
Used as multi-functional compound Granular fertilizer, combined with Nitrogen and Phosphorus, alsoused as basal fertilizer, top dressing, seed fertilizer, foliar fertilizer and spray.
Broadcast Planting Blend: 2-5 Kg per ha
General Purpose: 5% of total blend. I.e. 5kg of potassium humate with every 100kg of Urea, DAP, MAP, etc., but do not exceed 10kg per ha when banded or 20kg per ha when broadcast.
