Potassium nitrate fertilizer plays a crucial role in the growth of crops like tomatoes. It serves as a source of two essential nutrients: nitrogen and potassium.

1. Nitrogen: Nitrogen is a vital component for plant growth, essential for the synthesis of proteins, chlorophyll, and other biomolecules. Potassium nitrate provides nitrogen in the form of nitrate, which is readily absorbed by plants. Tomatoes have a relatively high demand for nitrogen, particularly during their growth stages, to support leaf and stem development.

2. Potassium: Potassium is another essential nutrient for plants, involved in various physiological processes such as osmoregulation, nutrient transport, water management, and stress resistance. In crops like tomatoes, potassium is crucial for promoting fruit development and improving quality. Adequate potassium levels can enhance sugar content, color, and taste of tomatoes, while also boosting disease resistance.

When applying potassium nitrate fertilizer to tomatoes, the dosage should be carefully considered. It's essential to apply an appropriate amount to avoid over-fertilization, which can lead to soil pollution and environmental issues. Typically, the recommended dosage varies depending on soil conditions, plant growth stage, and specific nutrient requirements, but a general guideline might suggest applying around 2-3 pounds of potassium nitrate per 1000 square feet of soil, or as advised by agricultural experts based on soil testing and crop needs.

Packing: 25kg/bag 
               25mt/20FCL with pallet, 27mt/20FCL without pallet.