SKU 2004-cKrista MKP 0:52:34 (monopotassium phosphate) Yara - fertiliser
Krista MKP Yara monopotassium phosphate fertiliser is a fine crystalline powder that dissolves perfectly in water.
- Weight
- 25 kg
Currently unavailable
Description
Krista MKP Yara monopotassium phosphate fertiliser
- Ideal fertiliser for phosphorus deficiencies,
- Excellent solubility in water,
- Contains a high amount of potassium,
- Guarantees improvement in yield size and quality,
- Enhances plant stress resistance,
- High phosphorus content,
- Stimulates root system development,
- Free from heavy metals and phytotoxic substances - safe for animals and plants.
Krista MKP monopotassium phosphate - a fertiliser containing potassium and phosphorus. Completely soluble in water. Available as a fine crystalline powder. Used for preparing solutions applied in fertigation as one of the components of multi-nutrient feeds or in foliar fertilisation as well as alone. Ideal for use during periods of high phosphorus demand. Phosphorus is one of the macroelements. It is essential for root system development. It ensures proper root system growth and overall development. It participates in most physiological processes in the plant. Potassium is also a macroelement. It positively affects the quality and size of yields and increases plant resistance to stress.
Krista MKP Yara monopotassium phosphate fertiliser - composition and parameters:
Composition:
- phosphorus – 52% P2O5 (22.7% P);
- potassium – 34% K2O (28.2% K).
Physicochemical properties:
- EC (1 g/l at 25°) – 0.7 mS/cm;
- solubility (20°C) – 226 g/litre;
- pH (1% solution) – 4.5.
Application and dosage
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Crop |
Fertilisation method |
How to apply? Dosage |
When to apply? |
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Horticultural, agricultural, orchard, vegetable crops, tree and shrub nurseries, and lawns |
Fertigation |
Depending on the cultivation technology, plant type and development stage, usually 0.01–0.3 kg fertiliser/1000 litres of water is used. When preparing a concentrated solution, Krista MKP fertiliser should always be dissolved in a separate tank from fertilisers containing calcium compounds. |
During the plant vegetation period. |
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Horticultural, agricultural, orchard, vegetable crops, tree and shrub nurseries, and lawns |
Foliar fertilisation |
Concentration 0.2–0.3% (0.2–0.3 kg/100 l water) – depending on type and development stage. Perform treatments adding a wetting agent, preferably in the morning or evening to avoid strong sunlight and high temperatures. |
During the plant vegetation period. |
