Description

The advantages of using Bio Potash are substantial. Potash mobilizing bacteria can make over 30 kg/hectare of potassium available to crops, producing organic acids that dissolve both soil potash and inorganic potash amendments. This results in increased synthesis of sugars and proteins required for plant growth and higher fruit yield. Moreover, Bio Potash acts as a regulator for enzyme activity, water-nutrient transport, and stomatal opening, crucial in combating drought stress. It also improves the lustre, size, and quality of produce. Farmers can apply Bio Potash through various methods, including soil drenching, broadcasting, and foliar spray, with recommended dosages of 1.5 lit/acre and 5 ml/lit of water. The advantages of using Bio Potash are substantial. Potash mobilizing bacteria can make over 30 kg/hectare of potassium available to crops, producing organic acids that dissolve both soil potash and inorganic potash amendments. This results in increased synthesis of sugars and proteins required for plant growth and higher fruit yield. Moreover, Bio Potash acts as a regulator for enzyme activity, water-nutrient transport, and stomatal opening, crucial in combating drought stress. It also improves the lustre, size, and quality of produce. Farmers can apply Bio Potash through various methods, including soil drenching, broadcasting, and foliar spray, with recommended dosages of 1.5 lit/acre and 5 ml/lit of water.