Magnesium sulphate heptahydrate 0.1-1mm

Basic information

Name: Magnesium sulphate heptahydrate

Other name:magnesium sulphate uses in agriculture

                    magnesium sulphate fertilizer 25 kg price

Size:0.1-1mm

Purity:98%

Package:Jumbo bag

Chemical Formula:MgSO4·7H2O

Molecular Weight:246.47

Solubility:Soluble in water, slightly soluble in ethanol and glycerol

Notice:Easily weathered in the air

CAS NO:10034-99-8

Package & Loading of magnesium sulphate uses in agriculture:

Package:

Common package: 1.25 tons Jumbo bag as picture; 25kg pp bag with or without pallet

The most common package is "magnesium sulphate fertilizer 25 kg price"

Other package:25kg bag plus jumbo bag for 1000/1100/1250kg

25kg bag plus jumbo bag with or without pallet

Remark: The package can customized

Loading: Jumbo bag in bulk ship as picture.

For this shipment, the MOQ is 100tons. Bulk ship only accept jumbo bag.

Application of magnesium sulphate uses in agriculture:

In agriculture, magnesium sulfate heptahydrate is a dual-nutrient high-quality fertilizer (containing Mg and S), and because both sulfur and magnesium are medium elements of crops, they are the fifth and sixth major nutrient elements of crops, and play an essential role in the growth of crops. Especially fruit crops (fruit trees, peanuts, rice, soybeans) and leafy crops (forage, rape, spinach, cabbage, etc.).

Proper use can improve the taste of fruit, make the grain size of fruit fuller, and make the juice richer. And reduce the incidence of "yellow leaf disease". However, magnesium sulphate uses in agriculture the amount should not be too large. If it is used as sprinkler irrigation or drip irrigation, the general concentration should not exceed 0.5g/L; If it is used as solid fertilizer for base fertilizer, the yield per mu is: farmyard fertilizer: magnesium sulfate=1000:50kg Excessive fertilization will cause excessive nutrition of crops and affect the normal growth of plants and fruit quality.

The specific use method depends on different crops and needs to be determined through continuous experiments. Our suggestions are for reference only.