K2CO3

Description

Potassium carbonate (K2CO3) is an important agricultural fertilizer that contains potassium, which is necessary for plant growth. Potassium plays a key role in plants, promoting nitrogen metabolism and the synthesis and transportation of sugars. Helping plants grow strong, enhancing their ability to resist pests and natural disasters, and improving their drought resistance. The carbonate ions in K2CO3 are also nutrients for crop photosynthesis.Which can promote and improve the photosynthesis efficiency of plants. In forestry and fruit production, agricultural potassium carbonate has a wide range of uses.

Potassium carbonate, as a type of fertilizer, can provide potassium necessary for plant growth. Promoting photosynthesis and protein synthesis, and improve plant disease resistance and yield. Agricultural potassium carbonate is extractefrom plants and is a loose, thermal, quick-acting fertilizer.
Soil improvement: It can increase soil temperature, neutralize soil acidity, and enable crops to grow in a suitable soil pH environment.

It is extracte for plants, and its physical and chemical properties are thermal, fast-acting, physiologically alkaline fertilizer. It can contains plant bionic and stress-resistant factors, and has good soil disinfection and sterilization effects and underground pest control effects.

Its carbonate is the raw material for plant photosynthesis and can loosen the soil. K2CO3 supplements potassium nutrition and various trace elements (calcium, magnesium, silicon, boron, iron, zinc, copper, manganese, molybdenum, selenium, etc.) removed from the soil during the harvest of crop seeds. It contains almost all the mineral elements contained in plants, and its nutrients are all water-soluble and fast-acting. It is a rare new variety of potassium fertilizer in agricultural production.