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Liquid Macronutrient Fertilizers

Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium and sulfur, in liquid forms built for the spray rig, the drip line and the transplant tray. Find the one your crop is short on.

What each macronutrient does

Plants want these six in pounds, not ounces. Each one has a job the others can't cover.

Pick the source, not just the analysis

Two jugs can both say 28-0-0 and act nothing alike on a leaf. The source sets how fast it works, how hard it is on foliage, and what else comes along for the ride. Pick it by how you apply and what you're growing.

Foliar nitrogen that's easy on leaves.

DynaZone · Triazone

DynaZone uses patented triazone nitrogen that releases over time, so a foliar pass feeds without the scorch a straight urea spray can leave in summer heat. Products: DynaZone N26, N28, N30, 18-3-6, 18-0-9-6S, 15-0-10 6S.

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Feeding through drip and micro-sprinklers.

Dyna-Flo · Heron · Fertigation

Clear solutions made to run through emitters: pHury for nitrogen and sulfur, Dyna-Phos 0-54-0 orthophosphate for drench and irrigation, and Dyna-Flo 0-0-30, a low-salt potash. Turf crews feeding in bulk use Heron N28 and N30.

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Nitrogen or potash with sulfur built in.

Heron · Dyna-Flo · Thiosulfate

Thiosulfates carry sulfur along with the main nutrient and go on with little burn. Products: Heron Gr8 Thio, Heron N-KTS 2-1, Heron 5-0-20-13S, Dyna-Flo 0-0-25 17S. Keep them out of acidic tank mixes.

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Potash without the chloride.

Dyna-Flo · Chloride-free potash

Strawberries and potatoes don't like chloride, and neither does salty well water. Dyna-Flo 0-0-37 Liquid KOH and 0-0-25 17S carry potash with none. Where chloride isn't a concern, Dyna-Flo 0-0-15 Potassium Chloride does the job.

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Calcium that gets into the leaf.

Dyna Gold · DynaCal · Verdant · Chelated calcium

A plain calcium salt has a hard time crossing a leaf. Chelated calcium is held in a form the leaf can take in: Dyna Gold Calcium 8.25% (glucoheptonate), DynaCal Calcium 10.25% (sorbitol), Dyna Gold Cal-N-B with boron for bloom, and Verdant Cal Complex for turf.

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Macronutrient products

Nutrient
Market
Method

62 products

DynaZone

  • DynaZone

    DynaZone 18-0-9-6S

    • N 18%
    • K2O 9%
    • S 6%

    DynaZone® 18-0-9-6S is a liquid foliar nitrogen and potassium fertilizer featuring Urea Triazone, a stable, non-phytotoxic controlled release Nitrogen.

  • DynaZone

    DynaZone 18-3-6

    • N 18%
    • P2O5 3%
    • K2O 6%

    DynaZone® 18-3-6 is a balanced liquid fertilizer that includes triazone, a patented controlled-release nitrogen that is stable, safe, and provides a readily ava

  • DynaZone

    DynaZone N26

    • N 26%

    DynaZone®N26 is a liquid foliar nitrogen fertilizer that contains Triazone, a patented, controlled-release nitrogen.

  • DynaZone

    DynaZone N28

    • N 28%

    DynaZone® N28 is a liquid foliar Nitrogen fertilizer containing urea Triazone, a patented controlled-release nitrogen that is non-phytotoxic when used as directed.

  • DynaZone

    DynaZone N30

    • N 30%

    DynaZone N30 is a liquid foliar fertilizer featuring urea-triazone, a safe and unique liquid nitrogen source.

Dyna-Flo

Heron

Dyna Gold

Dyna Green

Dyna-Gro

  • Dyna-Gro

    Dyna-Gro Citrite 779

    • N 7%
    • Mg 2%

    Foliar nitrate blend supplying Mg, Fe, Mn and Zn in a fast-acting carrier — built for citrus and other crops needing rapid multi-micronutrient correction.

  • Dyna-Gro

    Dyna-Gro Magnesium 6%

    • N 7%
    • Mg 6%

    High-solubility Mg nitrate for aerial or ground foliar use — quickly assimilated by leaves and woody tissue to prevent and correct Mg deficiencies on fruit and other crops.

  • Dyna-Gro

    Dyna-Gro Paspalum Mix

    • N 2%
    • K2O 8%
    • Ca 1%
    • Mg 0.5%

    Formulated for Paspalum and related turf — balanced Ca, B, Mn, Fe, Zn and Mg for rapid uptake on greens, tees, fairways and sports turf.

Chemical Dynamics

CEIA

  • CEIA

    CEIA Green Up

    • N 15%
    • Mg 0.25%

    Fast-acting nitrogen for a rapid, long-lasting green response on greens, tees, fairways, and sports turf.

  • CEIA

    CEIA K-Sil

    • P2O5 2%
    • K2O 12%

    Silica and potassium biostimulant that strengthens leaf tissue, builds carb reserves, and hardens cell walls.

  • CEIA

    CEIA Karb Up

    • K2O 15%

    Immediately available potassium acetate product on a carbon base — built for stress recovery and winter prep.

  • CEIA

    CEIA KarbN

    • N 10%
    • K2O 10%

    N+K blend with Triazone, potassium acetate, molasses, and fulvics for steady, low-salt nitrogen and potassium delivery.

  • CEIA

    CEIA KarbN Max

    • N 5%
    • K2O 5%
    • Mg 0.5%

    Macronutrient and chelated micronutrient combo with biostimulants — a complete carbon-backed feed in one pass.

  • CEIA

    CEIA PTO

    • N 10%
    • P2O5 2%
    • K2O 7%
    • Mg 0.2%

    Specifically formulated for palms, tropicals, and ornamentals — balanced N-P-K with chelated manganese and magnesium.

Verdant

Common questions

Can foliar feeding replace soil-applied nitrogen, phosphorus and potash?
No. A leaf only takes in a small amount per spray. Foliar feeding fills a gap: calcium the roots can't move to new growth, magnesium on older leaves, or a nitrogen boost when wet soil has roots shut down. The bulk of N, P and K still goes in through the soil or the drip.
What's the difference between triazone and urea nitrogen?
Urea gets to work fast and runs well through drip or at modest foliar rates. Triazone releases over time and is gentler on leaves, so it's the safer choice for foliar nitrogen on turf in summer or on tender vegetable foliage.
Does chloride in potash matter?
On strawberries, potatoes and other chloride-sensitive crops, and where well water already carries salt, yes. Chloride-free sources such as potassium hydroxide (0-0-37) and potassium thiosulfate (0-0-25 17S) are the safer pick there. Elsewhere, potassium chloride (0-0-15) does the job.
Can I tank-mix thiosulfate products?
Usually, but keep them out of acidic mixes, and run a jar test with your own water before filling the tank. Read both labels first.

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