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peat moss fertilizer

RTHA-455

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FOB Price: US $ 700 - 850 / Ton | Get Latest Price
Port: Qingdao/Tianjin
Minimum Order Quantity: 22 Ton/Tons
Supply Ability: 300000 Ton/Tons per Year
Payment Terms: L/C,T/T
Classification: Organic Fertilizer Type: Seaweed CAS No.: 1415-93-6 Other Names: peat moss EINECS No.: 215-809-6 Place of Origin: Shaanxi, China (Mainland) Release Type: Controlled State: Powder Purity: 90% Application: Organic agriculture, flowers, oil chemical industry Brand Name: RT Color: brown Harmful bacteria: No Heavy metal: No Smell: tasteless L/T: 15-30Days Payment: L/C, T/T


Normal Organic Peat

1 organic matter : 45%--55%

2 humic acid :8%--15%

3 water content : <11%

4 PH value: 6--7

5 powder mesh number : 80--120



High Organic Peat

1 organic matter : 55%--65%

2 humic acid :25%--30%

3 water content : <15%

4 PH value: 6--7

5 powder mesh number : 80--120

Packing Details: plastic woven bags with PVC bag,40kgs/bag net weight .we can do OEM package.



Interduction of our product

During the earth’s history of Carboniferous, permian period, Jurassic Period and New generation of the tertiary period, the climate is very mild and wet. There lives plenty of tall green plants. Especially in lakes and marshes, depression and other low-lying areas with some water. A very strong growth of Ancient ferns of Sigillaria,lepidophyte could also be found. Under the environment of that time, plenty of organic matter and humic acid existed in the soil of atmosphere and earth’s surface, which were absorbed by animals and plants. After the tall plants fallen down, they were flooded by by water, which resulted in the wood isolated by oxygen. The plants would not decomposed easily with the condition of oxygen deficit. With the increased of downed-log continuously, they formed into accumulation horizon consisted by plants remains, which formed into peat horizon in the effect of microorganism after the repeating of decomposition and combination.

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