Potassium Humate for Agriculture and Fertilizer Formulations

Potassium Humate Potassium Humate is a water-soluble humate product used in soluble fertilizer, soil drench, fertigation, seed treatment concepts, granular coating, and organic-mineral fertilizer formulation.

Potassium humate is chosen when buyers want humic substances plus potassium relevance in a more soluble form than ordinary humic acid. It is commonly supplied as black powder, shiny flakes, or granules, with grade selection based on humic acid content, K2O, water solubility, pH, moisture, and filtration behavior.

Product codeGAC-KH
Humic acid50–70%
K2O6–10% min
Solubility80–100%
Potassium humate crystal sample

Product Overview

Potassium humate is chosen when buyers want humic substances plus potassium relevance in a more soluble form than ordinary humic acid. It is commonly supplied as black powder, shiny flakes, or granules, with grade selection based on humic acid content, K2O, water solubility, pH, moisture, and filtration behavior.

Buyer Note

High solubility does not automatically mean universal compatibility. Test with hard water, phosphate, calcium, micronutrients, acids, pesticides, and surfactants before commercial blending or drip use.

Main Specification

Specifications should be confirmed with the latest TDS, COA, SDS, sample result, and commercial contract. The values below are typical ranges for grade screening.

ItemTypical valueBuyer note
NamePotassium humateConfirm powder, flake, or granule grade
Product codeGAC-KHUse for sample and quotation reference
AppearanceBlack powder, shiny flake, or granuleSelect by process and handling
Humic acid50–70% (dry basis), by gradeRange across current grade TDS; confirm by COA
K2O6–10% min (dry basis), by gradeImportant nutrient and label indicator
Water solubility80–100% by gradeCritical for fertigation and liquid fertilizer
Moisture15% maxImportant for storage and flowability
pH9–10Check compatibility with acidic inputs
Water-insoluble matterBy gradeConfirm for drip, spray, and filtration systems

Agriculture and Fertilizer Applications

Application should be selected by crop, soil test, water quality, formulation route, compatibility, dosage, and destination-market rules rather than by product name alone.

Fertigation

Soluble grades can be evaluated for irrigation and drip fertilizer programs after filtration and compatibility testing.

Liquid Fertilizer

Useful in humic liquid fertilizer concentrates when pH, precipitation, and stability are managed.

Soil Drench

Selected for root-zone humate programs and soil nutrient-holding concepts.

Seed Treatment Concepts

Can be tested in seed coating or seed-starting systems where local rules allow.

Granular Coating

Powder or soluble grades may support humic coating on NPK and compound fertilizer.

Private Label Distribution

Suitable for importers needing flakes, powder, granules, COA, SDS, and custom packing.

Grade Selection Guide

Select the grade by assay, solubility, pH, application method, handling, regulatory fit, and the buyer’s required documentation.

  • Humic acid and K2O target
  • Solubility and filtration
  • Powder vs flake vs granule
  • pH compatibility
  • Hard-water stability
  • Label and registration requirements

Formulation and Industrial Uses

Some grades can be evaluated beyond field fertilizer programs. Treat all process behavior as grade-specific and test-specific.

UseCommon roleBuyer check
Water-soluble fertilizerHumate component and potassium contributorCheck precipitation with calcium and phosphate
Granular coatingHumic coating materialCheck dust, adhesion, and moisture
Organic-mineral blendsHumic input in compound fertilizerCheck homogeneity and nutrient declaration

Packaging, Documents, and Related Products

Common export supply can include 25 kg bags with liner, jumbo bags, pallets, moisture protection, sample lots, and buyer-defined packaging. Request TDS, COA, SDS, packing details, sample information, and destination-market label support before order.

FAQ

How is potassium humate different from humic acid?

Potassium humate is normally more water soluble and contains potassium, while humic acid is often used as a broader soil and granular fertilizer raw material.

Can potassium humate be used in drip irrigation?

Only soluble and low-insoluble grades should be tested for drip use. Water quality, filtration, pH, and compatibility must be checked.

What specifications should buyers request?

Request humic acid, K2O, solubility, water-insoluble matter, moisture, pH, particle size, COA, SDS, and sample results.