Potassium Sulfate Fertilizer 0-0-53

Potassium Sulfate Fertilizer 0-0-53

Maximize your crop's quality and yield with Potassium Sulfate Fertilizer 0-0-53, a solution-grade, 100% water-soluble potassium fertilizer (K₂SO₄). Delivering a powerful combination of 53% soluble potash (K₂O) and 17% sulfur in a single crystalline form, it stands as one of the most concentrated chloride-free potassium sources available on the market.

Potassium is a vital nutrient that regulates water movement, enzyme activity, and sugar transport into developing fruit. The result? Noticeable improvements in fruit size, vibrant color, firmness, and post-harvest storage quality.

Ideal For:

• Chloride-Sensitive Crops: Perfectly suited for quality-sensitive plants like tomatoes, peppers, berries, grapes, potatoes, citrus, and tobacco.

• Hydroponics & Fertigation: An excellent choice for recirculating hydroponic systems where chloride accumulation would otherwise become a problem.

• Versatile Application: Dissolves completely and cleanly for use in soil, foliar spraying, fertigation, and hydroponic setups.

Key Features & Benefits:

• High-Potency Potassium (53% K₂O): Drives robust fruit development and overall plant health.

• Plant-Available Sulfur (17%): Supplied as easily absorbed sulfate, supporting essential amino acid synthesis without the need for a separate amendment.

• Chloride-Free Chemistry: Exceptionally safe for sensitive crops and enclosed watering systems.

• Tested & Certified: CDFA registered and rigorously third-party lab-tested for heavy metals, with results consistently well below required limits.

Important Handling & Application Rules:

• Crucial Mixing Rule: Always keep this fertilizer in Tank B, completely separated from calcium-containing fertilizers. Combining them in a concentrated stock solution will cause precipitation.

• Dissolving Tip: For best results, pre-dissolve the crystals in warm water before injecting them into your system.

• Foliar Spraying: To avoid leaf burn, apply foliar sprays only in the early morning or late afternoon, and ensure your concentrations are kept modest.