Epsom Salt - Magnesium Sulphate Fertilizer - Katyayani
Katyayani Epsom Salt is a water-soluble magnesium sulphate fertilizer for correcting diagnosed magnesium and sulphur deficiency. Manufacturer directions are 4–6 g/L for foliar application or 4–6 kg/acre through drip. It is a plant nutrient, not a pesticide or disease-control product.
Item description
Katyayani Epsom Salt Fertilizer Overview
Katyayani Epsom Salt is a water-soluble magnesium sulphate fertilizer. Magnesium is central to chlorophyll, while sulphur contributes to amino-acid and protein formation. Use it to address a diagnosed magnesium or sulphur deficiency through foliar spray or drip application.
Use note: This is a fertilizer, not a pesticide. Apply for diagnosed nutrient need and follow the current physical pack. No guaranteed magnesium or sulphur percentage is stated here because the official product page does not publish one.
Key Product Benefits
- Magnesium nutrition: Supports chlorophyll formation and photosynthesis.
- Sulphur nutrition: Contributes to amino-acid, enzyme and protein functions.
- Water-soluble use: Suitable for correctly diluted foliar spray or drip application.
- Broad crop suitability: Manufacturer directions cover field, fruit, vegetable, flower and ornamental crops.
- Store pack: This listing offers a 530 g variant.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / product | Katyayani / Epsom Salt |
| Nutrient material | Magnesium sulphate |
| Product type | Water-soluble secondary-nutrient fertilizer |
| Application routes | Foliar spray or drip/fertigation |
| Pesticide MoA / PHI | Not applicable |
| Store pack size | 530 g |
How Magnesium and Sulphur Support Plants
Magnesium forms the central atom of chlorophyll and supports many enzyme reactions. Sulphur is used in essential amino acids and proteins. Supplying magnesium sulphate can correct deficiency when crop symptoms, soil testing or tissue analysis identifies the need.
Manufacturer Application Directions
| Method | Manufacturer rate | Use guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Foliar spray | 4–6 g/L water | Dissolve fully and apply during cooler hours |
| Drip / fertigation | 4–6 kg/acre | Inject through a suitable clean system |
The manufacturer suggests repeat use every 2–3 weeks during the growing season when nutrient need continues. Adjust only with agronomic advice, testing and the current pack.
Application Guide
- Confirm that crop symptoms are consistent with magnesium or sulphur deficiency; use soil or tissue testing when practical.
- For foliar use, dissolve completely in clean water and spray during cooler morning or evening hours.
- For drip use, ensure the product is fully dissolved and the irrigation system is clean and compatible.
- Avoid excessive or unnecessary application; monitor the crop response before repeating.
Safety and Stewardship
- Do not market or use this fertilizer as an insecticide, fungicide or disease cure.
- Wear basic protective equipment and avoid breathing dust or contacting eyes.
- Check compatibility before combining with concentrated fertilizers or crop-protection products.
- Store sealed and dry, away from children, food and feed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What deficiency does Epsom salt address?
It supplies magnesium and sulphur. The official FAQ wording 'manganese' is treated as a typo and is not repeated.
Can it be used on all crops?
The manufacturer lists broad crop suitability, but rate and frequency should match diagnosed crop need.
Is it a pesticide?
No. It is a secondary-nutrient fertilizer with no pesticide mode of action or PHI.
Safety and Disclaimer
Use according to the current Katyayani pack and applicable fertilizer directions. Nutrient response depends on diagnosis, crop stage, water quality, soil conditions, application method and existing fertility. Do not exceed agronomic requirements.
Quick Facts
Watering
Twice a week
Sunlight
Indirect light
Humidity
High 60-80%
Temperature
18-27°C