Potassium sulfate with chemical formula K2SO4 in industry called potassium, which is the unit of purity K2O. Potassium sulfate is the most widely used source of potassium and soil sulfur due to the lack of chlorine ions in the agricultural industry. Potassium sulfate is usually preferred for tobacco, pistachios, dates, fruits and vegetables.

Reasons for using potassium sulfate as fertilizer in agriculture:

Improving the performance and improving the color and taste of agricultural products

Increases crop resistance to pests, plant diseases and all kinds of environmental stress

Usable in any type of irrigation and foliar spraying solution

Usable in acidic and alkaline soils

Suitable for preventing nitrate accumulation especially in crops such as potatoes and ideal for salinity-sensitive plants (apples, pears, peaches, beans, carrots, lettuce, onions… ..) due to lack of chlorine

Leaching index and low salinity coefficient compared to other potassium fertilizers

Increase the nutritional value of products due to their positive effect on the production of vitamins, starches and sugars

PH reducer in the root rhizosphere region

Increases resistance to frostbite

Increases resistance to salinity and drought

Helps better absorb iron, phosphorus and minerals

It is recommended that you do not mix potassium sulfate with calcium-containing compounds because the precipitate of calcium sulfate is formed and the property of both substances completely disappears.