NOP Powder Potassium Nitrate – High Purity Water-Soluble Fertilizer for Precision Agriculture

Potassium Nitrate (NOP) Powder is a premium water-soluble fertilizer supplying both potassium (K) and nitrate nitrogen (N) in readily available forms, essential for balanced plant nutrition and improved crop performance. It is widely used in fertigation, hydroponics, and foliar applications, especially for high-value crops.

This chloride-free fertilizer enhances plant growth, fruit development, and overall crop yield, while improving color, taste, and shelf life. The nitrate nitrogen promotes rapid nutrient uptake, and potassium supports stress resistance, water regulation, and quality enhancement.

The fine powder form ensures fast dissolution and uniform application, making it ideal for modern irrigation systems and precision agriculture. It is suitable for crops such as fruits, vegetables, flowers, and greenhouse crops.

Produced under strict quality standards, our NOP Powder offers high purity, low moisture content, and consistent performance. We provide reliable global export supply with competitive pricing and flexible packaging options including 25kg, 50kg bags, jumbo bags (1MT), and bulk shipments.

Product Specifications

• Product: Potassium Nitrate (NOP Powder)
• Chemical Formula: KNO₃
• Potassium (K₂O): ~46%
• Nitrogen (N): ~13% (nitrate form)
• Chloride (Cl): 0% (chloride-free)
• Appearance: White crystalline powder
• Solubility: Highly soluble in water
• Moisture: ≤ 0.5%
• Application: Fertigation, foliar, hydroponics, soil
• Target Crops: Fruits, vegetables, flowers, greenhouse crops
• Origin: Kenya / Oman (as available)
• Packaging: 25kg / 50kg / Jumbo (1MT) / Bulk
• HS Code: 3105

Advantages / Selling Points

• Dual nutrient supply (potassium + nitrate nitrogen)
• Chloride-free (safe for sensitive crops)
• Enhances yield, quality, and shelf life
• Improves nutrient uptake and plant efficiency
• Fully water-soluble – ideal for fertigation systems
• Suitable for high-value and greenhouse crops

Common Applications

• Fertigation systems
• Hydroponics
• Foliar feeding
• Open field agriculture
• Greenhouse cultivation