diKaP

Unlock the Harvest Potential of High-Value Crops.
For premium fruit and nut markets, appearance and flavor drive profitability. diKaP is designed to help growers achieve that “wow” factor in crops where uniform color and elevated sugars make the difference between average returns and top-tier sales.
Whether you’re growing fruit, nuts, vegetables, or other specialty crops, diKaP works behind the scenes to unlock rich color development, improve uniformity, and enhance the market-ready quality that drives premium returns at harvest.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Available Phosphate (P₂O₅)

31%

Soluble Potash (K₂O)

50%

^{DERIVED FROM PHOSPHORIC ACID AND POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE}

LABELS AND RESOURCES

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Why Growers Choose diKaP:

Supports efficient phosphorus and potassium uptake, which:

Promotes bold, vibrant color expression.
Supports efficient phosphorus and potassium uptake.
Helps crops perform through environmental fluctuations.
Accelerates sugar movement to fruit and nuts, increasing Brix and flavor.
Enhances crop quality and consistency for greater ROI.

Included Biostimulants:

Protein Hydrolysates Phenolic Compounds Alginates

How diKaP Works for Specialty Fruit & Nut Crops

: Fuels energy transfer and carbohydrate movement, supporting higher Brix, firmness, and improved kernel or fruit fill.
: Keep nutrients mobile inside the plant, promoting even development of sugars, color, and quality compounds across the canopy.
: Enhances the plant’s ability to direct resources toward pigment, flavor, and production.

diKaP in Action = Vibrant Fruit. Healthy Orchards. Premium Returns.

The Payoff:

More uniform harvest windows. Enhanced color and quality for premium grades. Increased sweetness, flavor, and density. Improved post-harvest and storage performance.

Suggested Rate:

Foliar: Apply 0.5 – 4 lbs/acre every 1 to 4 weeks, or depending on crop needs.

Soil: Apply 1 – 6 lbs/acre every 1 to 4 weeks, or depending on crop needs.

It is recommended to apply the higher rate when plants are exposed to high abiotic stress factors:
– For high temps, apply every 2 to 4 weeks.
– For frost, apply 1 to 7 days prior to frost event.