Carbonate of Potash Fertilizers K2CO3, HS Code 28364000 Potassium Carbonate for Agricultural Use

The main uses of potassium carbonate K2CO3 in agriculture include promoting plant photosynthesis, enhancing stress resistance, improving soil structure, and increasing crop yield and quality. Potassium carbonate, as a potassium fertilizer, can promote photosynthesis in plants, improve the efficiency of light energy utilization, and provide more energy for plant growth. In addition, potassium also plays an important role in enhancing crop stress resistance, helping plants resist adverse environmental conditions such as drought, high temperature, low temperature, pests and diseases.

Potassium carbonate K2CO3 can also improve soil structure. Long term application of chemical fertilizers can lead to soil compaction, affecting aeration and water retention performance. The potassium ions in potassium carbonate can interact with soil components, improve soil structure, enhance porosity and aeration and water retention capacity, and create favorable conditions for plant root growth.

The application effect of potassium carbonate K2CO3 is significant on specific crops. For crops that prefer potassium fertilizer, such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, tobacco, and fruits, adding an appropriate amount of potassium carbonate can significantly improve yield and quality. For example, the application of potassium carbonate can increase the tuber size and starch content of potatoes, improving their overall quality.