Diamond K Solution Grade Ultra Fines Sulfate of Potash 0-0-50

Soluble Potassium for Irrigation Feeding - Minus 325 Mesh

Potassium fed through irrigation only works if it dissolves evenly and does not clog lines. Diamond K Solution Grade Ultra Fines is a 0-0-50 sulfate of potash ground fine and made for uniform metering, dissolving and direct injection. The distributor describes it as virtually chloride free.

This is a single-unit listing, sold each. It suits growers who want a fine-ground potassium source for fertigation or spray applications, whether in a home setup or a larger operation. Orders have a minimum quantity, but the product itself is not a pack or case.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0-0-50 analysis — supplies potassium and sulfur with no nitrogen or phosphorus.
• Minus 325 mesh grind — fine particles dissolve readily for injection and metering.
• Virtually chloride free — a fit for chloride-sensitive plantings.
• Low abrasiveness — gentler on emitters, filters and irrigation hardware, per the maker.

Who Should Use Diamond K Solution Grade Ultra Fines

Growers who inject nutrients through irrigation, run soluble spray applications, or manage soils with salinity concerns will find it useful during vegetative growth and flowering.

About Diamond K Solution Grade Ultra Fines

Diamond K Ultra Fines is a solution grade sulfate of potash with a 0-0-50 analysis and a particle size of minus 325 mesh. Diamond K publishes safety data and technical sheets for it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 0-0-50 mean?
A: The three numbers show nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content. This product contains no nitrogen or phosphorus and is rated 50 for potassium.

Q: What does minus 325 mesh mean?
A: It describes particle size. Material is ground fine enough to pass through a 325 mesh screen, which helps it dissolve quickly.

Q: Is it suitable for chloride-sensitive plants?
A: The distributor describes it as virtually chloride free. Check your own water and soil test results before choosing a feeding rate.

Q: Can I inject it into an irrigation system?
A: Yes, it is designed for uniform metering, dissolving and direct injection. Follow the maker's directions and safety data sheet.

Q: How does it differ from broadcast potassium?
A: Broadcast products are spread dry, while this grade is ground fine to dissolve for water-based application.