X®-humate farm fertilizer suppliers soluble humic

Nitrogen fertilizer is an indispensable fertilizer for plant growth. It is mainly composed of urea and carbonamine. When urea and carbonamine are applied to the ground, they will soon be lost with air and water. The nitrogen nutrients that crops can really absorb and utilize are only 30%. The aromatic nucleus, hydroxyl, carboxyl and other acidic functional groups in humic acid can react with nitrogen elements to form very stable new ionic groups. These complexes remain in the soil for a long time, gradually decompose and release nitrogen elements, allowing plants Absorb slowly.

2. It has a synergistic effect on phosphate fertilizer

After the available phosphorus fertilizer is applied to the soil, the phosphorus element will be fixed by the metal ions in the soil, so that the available phosphorus is converted into delayed phosphorus or ineffective phosphorus. The aromatic nucleus, hydroxyl, carboxyl and other acidic functional groups in humic acid can react with phosphorus, making it soluble phosphorus, which increases the activity of phosphorus and is easily absorbed by plants. According to statistics, after adding humic acid fertilizer, the fertilizer efficiency of phosphorus fertilizer can be improved. A relative increase of 5 – 10%.

3. It has a synergistic effect on potassium fertilizer

The functional groups in humic acid can also absorb and store potassium ions, which can not only prevent the loss of potassium ions in sandy soil with water, but also prevent the fixation of potassium in cohesive soil, which can improve the utilization rate of potassium fertilizer by about 5%.

4. It has the effect of water and fertilizer retention

Humic acid interacts with calcium ions in the soil to form a gel of flocculent precipitation, which can cement the soil together and turn the soil particles into small reservoirs and fertilizer reservoirs that retain water and fertilizer, increase soil voids, and improve Soil water and fertilizer retention capacity.