Phosphorus is a key nutrient that exists in the form of phosphate (PO₄) and is essential for the survival of living organisms. It is involved in the synthesis of cellular components such as ATP, nucleic acids, phospholipids, and proteins. It also plays an important role in energy transfer, protein activation, and metabolic processes involving carbon and amino acids.

For plants, phosphorus demand is especially important. Phosphorus deficiency can cause poor plant growth, abnormal leaf colour, and reduced fruit quantity.

Absorbed Through Leaves in 15 Minutes

Phosphite (PO₃) is a form of phosphorus with fast penetration ability. It can provide nutrients while also enhancing fungicide protection against true fungal diseases.

PK60 is a phosphite-based product that stimulates plant phosphate absorption, maximises phosphorus utilisation, and improves nutritional balance.

Studies show that plants can absorb phosphite quickly, even through the leaves within 15 minutes. Phosphite can be used not only as a fertiliser, but also as a fungicide. When using phosphite products, it is important to ensure sufficient phosphorus supply and refer to soil phosphorus test results.

At the same time, to avoid negative effects on plants caused by insufficient phosphorus nutrition, phosphate and phosphite may be applied together in a single foliar spray.

Can Also Increase Flowering

According to farmers’ feedback, regular use of PK60 can increase plant flowering. However, sufficient nutrition must still be supplied to support fruiting and prevent flower drop.

The recommended application is once every two weeks, using 20g mixed with 20 litres of clean water. It plays a positive role in increasing crop yield and improving overall plant health.