Potassium salt (Potassium chloride)

Potassium salt (Potassium chloride) - a highly concentrated potassium fertilizer, water-soluble, physiologically acidic.

Mass fraction of potassium – 60%.

Potassium salt is used on all types of soils as a basic fertilizer and as top dressing.

When using potassium salt, drought resistance and frost resistance of perennial plants increase, wood and root crops ripen better. Potassium fertilizers help improve the taste and marketability of fruits.

Application of Potassium salt

Potassium chloride is applied in autumn under fall plowing, used in pre-sowing soil treatment and for top dressing.

Potassium sulfate is considered the main type of spring-summer top dressing. It is produced in the form of a crystalline powder that can be completely dissolved in water. Thanks to this fact, it can be used as a drip dressing in irrigation systems. In terms of efficiency, this fertilizer can be given one of the first places.

Potassium chloride application:

• Vegetable crops – 150-200 grams per 10 m², 1.5-2 kg per 100 m² – main application in autumn or spring for digging.
• Potatoes – 2-3 grams (pinch) per hole when planting.
• Fruit trees (seedlings) – 60-100 grams per planting pit when planting.
• Shrubs (seedlings) – 40-50 grams per planting pit when planting.