The 4th macro-element almost nobody feeds.
Silicon sits alongside nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium as a macro-element — yet almost no fertilizer addresses it. The result is a slow, invisible depletion across the world's farmland.
A true macro-element
Required in the same order of magnitude as N, P, and K — not a trace nutrient.
Removed every year
Annual silicon removal by crops rivals N, P, and K removal — and goes unreplaced.
What depletion costs
Reduced immunity, drought sensitivity, poor nutrient absorption, lower yield.
Market response
The silicon fertilizer market has grown 20–30% annually since 2000.
What the data shows.
Sugar Beet Field Trial
Institute of Bioenergy Crops & Sugar Beet, NAAS Ukraine — 2004–2005.
Biomass Growth Test
Prof. Khristeva Humic Substances Lab, Dnipro State Agrarian & Economic University — 2020.
Drought Resistance
Documented across multiple studies — plants self-maintain water reserves via polysilicic acid gel formation in tissue.
Why dual-release
changes everything.
Standard silicon products deliver monosilicic acid — available immediately, then gone. Our silicon stabilizes in polysilicic acid form, which the plant draws on throughout the season.
22% immediate
Available the moment it's applied — for an early-season response.
The rest, all season
Prolonged release backed by humate–silicon synergy — no mid-season gap.
Read it yourself.
Translated English summaries of our key research and certification documents.
Yield and biomass figures cite specific documented field trials by the named institutions — not generalized performance claims. US fertilizer registration and organic equivalency under review per state.