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  • Apr 6, 2013, 11:02 PM
    loquat
    How about potassium humate, does it really work?
    I see someone use it as an organic fertilizer for their plants.
  • Apr 7, 2013, 02:04 AM
    tickle
    Potassium humate is a soil supplement, so yes, it is good for plants.
  • Apr 8, 2013, 11:12 PM
    2012world
    Potassium humate is one important humic acid salt,could efficient optimize nitrogen phosphorous in soil, also optimize micro element absorption and create a suitable environment for microbial. Main function & benefits:
    1. increase the efficiency of fertilizers,especially Urea,ammonium sulfate,DAP,MAP;
    2. promote the buffering power and fertility of soil by improving the structure;
    3. neutralize both acidic and alkaline soil to release the beneficial metal ions, thus promote absorption by plants;
    4. optimized the absorption of beneficial ion by plants thus increase plants growth accordingly increase the yield and fruits quality;
    5. enhance plants’ ability to counter stressed conditions.

    Here is a link: http://www.greenagrosource.com/our-products/humic-acid/potassium-humate hope it helps

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