Our engineered SAP absorbs 300–400× its weight in water and stays effective in soil for 2–3 years per application. Proven to cut irrigation by 30% and lift rice yields by 16.5% — and it breaks down cleanly, leaving no microplastic or chemical residue.
Soil, water, and fertilizer
of its dry weight
in rice paddies
in rice paddies
per application
SAP doesn't replace water — it stores it. The result: fewer irrigation cycles, less waste, and a steadier supply for your crops.
Water enters the soil naturally. Without help, much of it evaporates from the surface or percolates past the root zone under gravity.
Buried hydrogel granules swell to 300–400× their dry weight, locking moisture into the root zone instead of letting it drain away.
As soil dries, the gel releases water back gradually — keeping moisture steady between rains and pumps.
Consistent moisture and soil air space lead to stronger roots, less stress, and a measurable lift in yield.
Begin with the science, the field-test evidence, or the team — every entry leads to better harvests.
The answers most farmers and agronomists ask before placing a first order.
It stays effective for 2–3 years per application (depending on soil type). After that, it breaks down naturally into CO₂, water, and nitrogen — leaving no microplastic, no chemical residue, no long-term build-up in your soil.
No. Industrial absorbents accumulate salt in soil and aren't plant-friendly. Our formulation is engineered for agriculture: the moisture it releases is usable by the plant, and nothing harmful stays behind.
In our rice paddy field tests we observed roughly 30% less water usage and 40% fewer pump cycles, while lifting yield by 16.5%. Results vary by soil type and climate.
Yes — that's precisely where SAP shines. 80% of Thai farmland is rain-fed. SAP turns one rainfall into multiple weeks of usable moisture in the root zone.
It will likely reduce it. SAP absorbs both positive and negative fertilizer ions and releases them slowly with water — cutting leaching losses by 15–30%. Many growers cut their fertilizer use after the first season.
Yes. The hydrogel captures sodium (Na⁺) from groundwater and brackish water before it reaches the roots, easing salt stress on salt-sensitive crops.
No. Under Thai law, SAP is not classified as a fertilizer, a hazardous agricultural substance, or a pesticide. It's a soil moisture retainer — which simplifies import, storage, and on-farm handling.
Share your crop, soil type, and region through our contact form. One of our soil specialists will follow up within one business day with a tailored mix and rate.
Tell us about your soil and crop — we'll formulate the right SAP mix for your land.
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