Agriculture Grade Potassium Silicate Powder

Product Description

Suitable crops: Available in 99% pure form, this agricultural grade powder is suitable for crops like sugarcane, melon, wheat, barley and rice.More details: Provided agricultural grade powder is readily absorbed or assimilated by plants. After assimilation, this fertilizer tends to accumulate in between the gap, walls and also in the outer layer of plant cells. Free from toxin content, this powder is effective in boosting the growth of leaves, roots and epidermal cells of plants. One of the unique benefits of this powder is that, it enables plants to keep their leaves pointed towards the source of sunlight which in turn promotes the rate of photosynthesis in plants.Standard Chemical specifications for Agriculture products: PARAMETER UNIT SPECIFICATION K2O % 32.00 - 35.00 SiO2 % 54.00 - 58.00 Weight Ratio - 01.50 - 01.70 Mole Ratio - 02.35 - 02.65 Moisture - 09.00 - 12.00 Colour - White Powder Frequently Asked Questions1. What function does potassium silicate serve in farming?Ans - Silicon and potassium are both found in significant concentrations in potassium silicate. It serves as a silica amendment in agricultural production systems primarily, with the bonus of giving trace levels of potassium.2. What impact does potassium have on farming?Ans - Additionally, potassium aids in controlling the stomatas opening and shutting, which controls the exchange of water vapour, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. Lack of K or inadequate K supply will impede plant growth and lower yield.3. What impact does potassium have on soil fertility?Ans - Potassium stabilises the nitrogen and phosphorus in fertiliser combinations. Crop quality is extremely likely to suffer if there is not enough potassium present in the soil.4. Does potassium impact the pH of soil?Ans - Above a soil pH of 6.0, potassium availability is at its peak. The availability of potassium is often low at low pH. Low pH makes it more difficult for the soil to continue delivering potassium to plants, which may increase the need for extra fertiliser treatments or liming to restore the pH of the soil.