What is Soil Conditioner?
Most simply put soil conditioner is a substance that can be added to soil to change the soil properties. And we distinctly divide soil amendments into 3 categories:
Fertilizers – be it organic or synthetic a fertilizer is a soil amendment that provides plant nutrients.
Soil inoculants – are soil amendments that add biology to the soil in order to improve the soil food web.
Soil conditioners – As previously stated they enhance soil properties.
But the article will introduce a new soil conditioner and I don’t think you heard before. It’s –Potassium Humate Composite water absorbing polymer.
Humate Soil Conditioner
You may hear “potassium humate” or biodegradable sap (potassium polyacrylate), but how about “Humate Soil Conditioner”?
super absorbent polymer biodegradable Humate Soil Conditioner for resisting drought in agriculture has high water absorption, high water-retaining property, water-releasing, high comprehensive strength, high associative property.
In one word, it is an amazing Potassium Humate Composite that can absorb and retain water for plants.
It not only has all the functions of a common soil conditioner but also can increase the water-retaining ability of soil — Just like a “mini – reservoir” to release water to plants!
Here are the Advantages:
–Improve seed germination and emergence to give plants an early, healthy start.
–Save the irrigation, increase crops and fruit yield.
-It contains Potassium and releases the fertilizer efficiency slowly.
– It is environmental, environmental protection and biodegradable,non-toxic,non-residue,etc.
These soil conditioning granules create an ideal growing environment for plant roots by slowly releasing humic acid and potassium. They promote the activity of soil microorganisms and accelerate the decomposition of organic matter and nutrient cycling, thus improving soil fertility. At the same time, potassium humate also enhances the plant's ability to absorb nutrients, promotes plant growth and development, and improves crop yield and quality.
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