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Vital Potash
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Vital Potash

N 11 · K₂O 44. Coated with boron in 2 forms

How it is applied
Fertigation
Stage
Mid-life
What the soil does to this
87.8% below 180 ppm available potash
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Lowest on sandy loam (102 ppm). Texture sets what the soil can hold.

Punjab soil testing programme · 36 district workbooks · 770,160 valid samples · c. 2016–2018. The figure describes the soil. It is not a claim for the product.

Where VAN’s potash comes fromAbout 1 in 5 tonnes of the potash VAN uses is recovered from crop residue ash, not imported. It is used as a raw material across VAN’s potash grades, and VAN does not publish which, so no bag is marked with it.See how →

Tell us the quantity and your district. We reply with price, availability and delivery. Every batch is tested in LAB 336, PNAC · ISO/IEC 17025:2017.

Specification

Product
Vital Potash
Analysis
N 11 · K₂O 44. Coated with boron in 2 forms
Category
Potash
Application
Fertigation
Stage
Mid-life
Availability
Own-brand availableSame specification, your brand name. Same line, same QC, your label.
Registration
Registered with PSQCA and released through VAN’s own PNAC-accredited laboratory, ISO/IEC 17025:2017, LAB 336.
Lab report
Type the batch number off the bag and open the lab report for that batch. Verify a bag →
Flagship · a grower’s question

I fed the crop well and it still filled light. The bolls dropped, the grain stayed thin. Why?

1

The crop grows on nitrogen and fills on potash

Potash moves the sugar the leaf makes into the grain, the tuber or the fruit, and thickens the cell wall against heat, drought and disease. Pakistan applies about 1 kg of potash for every 83 kg of nitrogen.

2

Made for the fill window

N 11, K₂O 44, fully water soluble. It goes on at grand growth and maturity, through the fertigation or flood water, when the crop has stopped building leaf and started filling. The small nitrogen share keeps the plant working through fill without pushing new leaf.

3

Boron rides on the granule, in 2 forms

Boron carries sugar to the flower and sets the seed and the fruit. Since 2014 VAN has coated it onto the potash granule on its own line, developed and built locally, in 2 forms on 1 granule: sodium borate for fast action and calcium borate for slow release. It lands where the potash lands and cannot separate in the bag. Named, never numbered, because no figure is on the bag.

Your potash account

The published wheat programme puts Vital Potash on at Grand Growth, by fertigation, ½ bag. That is the fill window: the stage where the crop stops growing leaf and starts filling grain, tuber or fruit.

You put on, K₂O18 kg
1.6 t of wheat grain takes off7.7 kg
with the wheat straw (bhusa) taken off too40 kg

Removal per tonne from IPNI’s tables, the same source as the crop page’s balance block; no Pakistani removal table exists on the public record. Your bags also carry 4.4 kg of nitrogen. 1% of all nutrient applied in Pakistan is potash, as the Crop Force bag prints.

What VAN will not claim for it
  • A boron percentage. None is printed on the pack.
  • A yield figure, a disease or immunity effect, or a fruit-setting claim.
  • A foliar rate. Foliar is a method the plan names; the rate is the plan’s.
  • That 2 applications are the season’s whole potash. Fusion Potash is the basal line; this is the fill line.

Programmes that use it

From the published wheat programme. Per acre. “1 bag” means 1 bag of the size printed under the rate.

CropStageBandRateMethodPack
WheatGrand GrowthPotash½ bagFertigationBag · 20 kg
Open the wheat programme →
Documents
Deck, datasheet, safety data

What it is, what it does in the soil, where it fits in the season and what VAN will not claim for it.

For distributors
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For farmers
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