Potassium Sulfate fertilizer SOP 50 granular
$830.00
potassium sulfate fertilizer sop 50 granular
SOP 50 Potassium Sulfate Fertilizer is a high quality source of potassium and sulfur for agricultural use. It contains 50 percent K2O (potassium oxide) along with 17 percent sulfur, making it an excellent choice for crops that are sensitive to chloride. The product is available in three convenient forms: granular, prilled, and powder, allowing farmers to choose the best option for their application method. Granular and prilled forms are ideal for broadcast, banding, or blending with other fertilizers. The powder form is suitable for fertigation or foliar application where rapid dissolution is required. SOP promotes improved fruit color, taste, and shelf life, while also enhancing disease resistance and water use efficiency. It is particularly recommended for high value crops such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, tea, tobacco, and potatoes. Unlike MOP, SOP contains no chloride, making it safe for chloride sensitive crops. Farmers seeking a premium potassium source with added sulfur will benefit from SOP 50.
Potash fertilizer
Potassium sulphate is an important chlorine–free potassium fertilizer containing sulfur and potassium. The general content is 50R%, and the S content is about 18%. Pure potassium sulfate is a colorless crystal, and the appearance of agricultural potassium sulfate is mostly pale yellow. Potassium sulfate is a good water-soluble potassium fertilizer because of its low moisture absorption, non-caking, good physical properties and convenient application. Potassium sulfate is especially suitable for cash crops that are resistant to chlorine- and like potassium, such as tobacco, grapes, beet, tea, potatoes, flax and various fruit trees. It is also the main raw material for making chlorine–free nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium ternary compound fertilizer. Potassium sulfate is a chemical neutral and physiological acidic fertilizer, which is suitable for a variety of soils (excluding flooded soils) and crops. When applied to the soil, potassium ions can be directly absorbed and utilized by crops or adsorbed by soil colloids. The application of potassium sulfate to cruciferous crops and other crops requiring more sulphur- in sulphur–deficient soils has a better effect.
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