NPK Industries NPK RAW Potassium - 2 oz

Water Soluble Potassium for Flowering Demand - 2 oz

Plants use large amounts of potassium during fruiting and flowering, and a feeding program can fall short within days. NPK RAW Potassium supplies water soluble potash derived from potassium sulfate, so you can top up potassium (K) levels and correct deficiencies. The potash content is 50% water soluble.

The 2 oz size suits growers who want to trial a potassium supplement, fine-tune a small number of plants, or keep a corrective option on hand. It is sold as a single unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• Potassium sulfate source — gives you a defined potash source for building your own recipes.
• 50% water soluble potash — dissolves for use in nutrient solutions.
• Targets potassium deficiency — helps correct shortfalls during heavy-demand stages.
• Works with existing programs — the distributor describes it as usable alongside nutrient and feeding programs.
• Compact 2 oz package — easy to store and handle.

Who Should Use NPK RAW Potassium

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who mix their own nutrient solutions or need to raise potassium during flowering will find it useful. It suits hydroponic systems and other cultivation setups where you control the feed.

About NPK Industries NPK RAW Potassium

NPK RAW Potassium is a nutrient supplement from NPK Industries. It contains 50% water soluble potash derived from potassium sulfate and comes in a 2 oz package. The unit measures 4.2 x 1 x 6.5 in and ships at 0.1 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is NPK RAW Potassium used for?
A: It raises potassium (K) levels and helps correct potassium deficiencies. Growers also use it as a building block when creating their own nutrient recipes.

Q: Why does potassium matter during flowering?
A: Plants use large amounts of potassium in a matter of days during fruiting and flowering. That fast uptake can lead to deficiencies if the feed is not topped up.

Q: What is potash?
A: Potash is a term for potassium-containing compounds used as a nutrient source. Here it is derived from potassium sulfate, and 50% is water soluble.

Q: Can I use it with my current nutrients?
A: The distributor states it works in conjunction with nutrient and feeding programs. Check your current feed's potassium level first so you do not overshoot.

Q: How do I know how much to add?
A: Follow the label directions on the package. Adjust gradually based on how your plants respond and your solution tests.