NPK 5-0-45, a high-efficiency potash fertilizer, is designed specifically for the potassium needs of cash crops during their later growth stages. It features high nutrient concentration, strong solubility, and excellent absorption efficiency.
NPK 5-0-45 is a high-potassium compound fertilizer with a precise nutrient ratio, making it particularly suitable for crop management during the fruit expansion, color change, and sugar accumulation stages. Made with high-quality raw materials and advanced processes, it is impurity-free and fully water-soluble. It is suitable for modern irrigation systems such as drip and sprinkler irrigation, significantly improving crop yield and quality.
Field trials have shown that it can increase the sugar content of crops such as grapes and tomatoes by 15%-20% and improve fruit cracking resistance by 25%. Global demand for potash fertilizers for cash crops is currently strong. According to industry reports, the potash fertilizer gap in South American soybean-growing areas is increasing by 4.8% annually. The introduction of NPK 5-0-45 effectively fills this need. This product is fully water-soluble, chlorine-free, and has a low salt index. It can be widely used on a variety of crops, including palm, banana, mango, coconut, rice, and tropical fruits. It effectively enhances crop resistance to drought and pests, while significantly improving fruit sugar content, color, and storage and transportation durability.
This product is ISO certified and available in bulk, 40kg/bag, or custom packaging upon request. Our professional team can provide technical consultation and guidance on fertilization plans. Please contact our sales department for more information and quotes through our official website or directly.
As a company deeply involved in fertilizers, we will continue to respond to global food security needs through technological innovation, providing "precision nutrition + environmentally friendly and efficient" agricultural solutions to more regions, and working with partners to create a sustainable agricultural future.
