TSPP or TKPP fertilizer

Has anyone used either of these as fertilizers during flowering? I'm leaning towards TKPP because of the potassium but at 50% concentration TKPP has pH of >11, but that is about the solubility limit.

I can buffer this down with CaCO3 but really looking for someone who knows what concentration and how much. I only have a few plants and don't want to screw them up!! I might experiment on one?? Any help is much appreciated.

TSPP is tertrasodium pyrophosphate and TKPP is tertapotassium pyrophosphate. The have many uses but haven't heard of anyone using them as ferts....might be a reason why, but both are cheap and have lots of the required nutes.
 

WiseOne187

New Member
Gday mate,

I work for one of the largest Fertiliser company in the world, and I am currently based in Australia.

I'm very surprised that you are even aware of TKPP being used as a Fertiliser as it is one of the most gaurded secrets of certain Fertiliser companies..
It is exclusively used as a "PREMIUM" high grade PK Fertiliser combined with Potassium Hydroxide, UREA, Magnesium, Calcium EDTA(TKPP ISN'T COMPATIBLE WITH MOST FORMS OF CALCIUM) and Trace elements and 3% Humic acid ( encapsules large molecules such as Phosphorus and easily transports it through the roots or leaves)
With a common NPK RATIO of 5:10:27

It has an amazing ability to dramatically increase yield as fairly low EC levels ( 1.0 - 1.4 ) even in Tap Water, and increase oil supply ( to the point Buds will literally be dripping sticky oil.

I would advise PPE ( Personal Protection Equipment ) when handling TKPP, as direct contact can result in a very itchy rash. And also high filtration is required (0.5 micron)

As far as I am aware, TKPP hasn't found it way into hydroponic Fertiliser yet. But its close cousin PYROPHOSPHATE is commonly used in PK fertilisers because of its greater energy supply ( atleast 3x more energy than MKP, DAP, MAP and other phosphate Fertilisers) which leads to faster bud development while using a lower amount compared to other mainstream phosphorous Fertilisers


I currently have a batch list for a complete bloom Fertiliser based on TKPP and I am looking for growers to test the product before I start the marketing phase..

I already have a certain bikie group in Adelaide, that have been using my product for the last 3 years.

If any other Australian growers out there, that maybe interested in trying this Fertiliser. Personal message me and depending on the circumstance I maybe able to organise a few bottles to be sent to you
 

WiseOne187

New Member
Also just for legal purposes..
The company I work for, has never made any of it employee's sign any privacy forms what so ever ( the type that state you can't divulge company secrets ) so legally any information I may give or sell to other companys is perfectly legal
 

ruby fruit

Well-Known Member
I was interested until you said bikie group so i guess the last thing i would do is send my address to you
 

WiseOne187

New Member
Haha totally understand where your coming from.
But obviously you don't know much about the Australian hydro scene.. a lot of the chems hydro stores supply.are actually supplied by bikies ( for example DNA Genetics,
 

WiseOne187

New Member
I mean no offence.. Your a well known member, so I gather you have a lot of experience in the use of nutrients and growing techniques. But you obviously have no concept of sales and distribution of chemicals.
For example, who's better for tests and trials of new chemicals designed for use on illegal crops than organised "crime" groups, who's main objection is highest yields and quality to demand highest market price??
 

ruby fruit

Well-Known Member
Haha totally understand where your coming from.
But obviously you don't know much about the Australian hydro scene.. a lot of the chems hydro stores supply.are actually supplied by bikies ( for example DNA Genetics,
i know enough ...what you said in your very first post is closer to home than you think...wanna talk hydro i will any day in person once i know there background...wanna talk bout growing a personal plant or two ill talk to anyone here if i don't know them
 
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