Water soluble fertilizers are fertilizers that can be dissolved in water and added or leached out of the soil easily. With water soluble fertilizers it is easy to control the precise amount of nutrients available to your plants(the control is more exact with soilless mixes).
Soluble fertilizers usually have N-P-K numbers listed on their label. The numbers listed are not always the exact percentages, they are an indication of the smallest percentage that the fertilizer contains of the listed element. The reason for this is that companies do not want their competitors to know the exact amount of nutrients they have in their product, so they list the lowest levels their product might contain to thwart any copying of their secret growing compounds. The N is for nitrogen, the P is for phosphorus and the K is for potassium or potash. Of the 16(12 of which are contained in water soluble fertlizers) known elements necessary for plant life, N-P-K, are the three that are of the most importance and always listed on water soluble fertilizers, in that order(except Eco-Grow, which lists N-K-P). Following N-P-K, calcium(Ca) and magnesium(Mg) are the two, second most important nutrients listed on the label. The rest, iron(Fe), sulfur(S), manganese(Mn), boron(B), molybdenum(Mb), zinc(Zn) and copper(Cu) are trace elements or micro-nutrients.
Nitrogen is the most important of the nutrients. It controls the processes used to make proteins vital to new protoplasm in the cells. Nitrogen is essential to the production of chlorophyll and is responsible for leaf growth, as well as, overall size and vigor.
Phosphorus is necessary for photosynthesis and provides a mechanism for energy transfer within the plant. Phosphorus is associated with overall vigor and is used at it’s highest levels during germination, seedling and the fruiting or flowering stages of growth.
Potassium, or potash, provides the manufacturing and movement of sugars and starches, as well as, growth by cell division. It also increases chlorophyll levels in the foliage and helps regulate the stomata openings so plants make better use of light and air. Potassium is important in all stages of plant growth.
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The global water soluble fertilizer market size was USD 12.5 billion in 2015 and is anticipated to reach USD 22.0 billion by 2024.
Increasing demand from wide range of fustigation application coupled with increasing awareness and adoption of micro irrigation systems is anticipated to boost the global demand for water soluble fertilizers.Growing demand and need for superior yield owing to increasing world population, reduction in arable land, and great demand of biofuels is expected to impact the global demand for water soluble fertilizers.
Harmful ecological impacts of over/high fertilization, including pollution of ground water, disturbances in environment life sciences, and increase in area under ocean dead zones are expected to restrict the market growth.Request a Free Sample Copy of Water Soluble Fertilizer Market Report @ https://www.millioninsights.com/industry-reports/water-soluble-fertilizer-market/request-sampleIncreasing awareness among farmers across emerging economies coupled with technology driven farm practices.
Large number of growers entered into the greenhouse system of agriculture production industry to achieve higher rates of return for their products.
The use of these fertilizers is expected to be highly seasonal and improved, thus protected crop production is anticipated to drive the market demand for fertilizer products, particularly for water-soluble fertilizers.On the basis of fertilizer type, the global market has been segmented into Nitrogen, sulphur, iron, chlorine, magnesium, calcium, Phosphate, and potassium which include secondary and micro nutrients.
Nitrogen nutrients can be further classified into Urea, ammonium sulphate, nitrate, and calcium nitrate.Phosphate is expected to witness significant growth rate over the next seven years It stimulates root formation and shoot growth at the early stages of plant growth.
