Soil Conditioner Super Potassium Humate Shiny Flake Powder Crystal

Humic acid is a complex mixture of organic matter created from the decomposition of plant and animal remains. It is not a pure substance but a type of substance with similar properties, often derived from sources like peat, lignite, and leonardite.

Humic acid acts as an organic colloid that promotes soil aggregate formation, improves aeration and water permeability, and reduces pH in saline-alkaline soils. It also fixes nitrogen, decomposes phosphate, and fixes potassium to enhance NPK absorption.

Humic acids improve soil structure, adjust pH to neutralize acidic or alkaline conditions, stimulate plant growth and yield, reduce nitrate leakage into groundwater, and increase the effectiveness of herbicides and pesticides while reducing their harmful residues.

Potassium humate is an important humate acid salt and the final product when leonardite or lignite is treated with alkaline. It is a key component of humic acid products.

The process involves selecting leonardite or lignite, natural oxidation for over 3 months, crushing, chemical reaction with alkaline (KOH) under high pressure and temperature, sedimentation to remove impurities, filtering for high purity, and drying into flake, powder, or crystal forms.