- Harvest 12-12-17 is a granular fertilizer with a balanced formula of macronutrients: 12% nitrogen, 12% phosphorus, and 17% potassium , with added 9.6% sulfur . It is used to nourish plants during various growth stages. It helps improve vegetative growth, strengthens the root system, and increases nutrient absorption from the soil, while also significantly supporting flowering and fruit quality thanks to its high potassium content.
Product Features
- A balanced NPK 12-12-17 formula suitable for most crops.
- High potassium content of 17% to improve flowering, fruit set and fruit quality.
- It contains sulfur (S 9.6%) to improve nutrient absorption.
- A slow-release granular fertilizer that provides consistent nutrition for the plant.
- It supports root growth and improves plant stress tolerance.
- Suitable for sandy and clay soils.
Technical specifications
- Type: Granulated fertilizer
- Nutritional composition:
- Nitrogen (N): 12%
- Phosphorus (P₂O₅): 12%
- Potassium (K₂O): 17%
- Sulfur (S): 9.6%
- pH level: 5.5 to 6.5
- Method of application: Soil fertilization
- Shape: Granules
- Country of origin: Saudi Arabia
How to use
- Vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, zucchini):
- It is used at a rate of 50–100 grams per plant , and repeated every 20–30 days depending on the condition of the plant.
- Field crops (wheat, barley, corn):
- It is used at a rate of 200–300 kg per hectare , added in two applications depending on the stage of growth.
- Fruit trees (citrus, grapes, apples, palm trees):
- It is used at a rate of 1–3 kg per tree depending on the age of the tree, and is added in two installments during the season.
- Green spaces and ornamental plants:
- It is used at a rate of 30–50 grams per square meter , and repeated monthly.
- It is preferable to irrigate immediately after adding the fertilizer to ensure that it dissolves and the plant fully benefits from the nutrients.
Technical advice
- Harvest 12-12-17 is suitable for use when balanced nutrition with additional potassium support is needed, especially in advanced vegetative growth stages and the beginning of flowering.
