Re: sulfate of potash for meyer lemons
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- Subject: Re: sulfate of potash for meyer lemons
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- Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 21:21:34 -0700
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David Poole wrote: > >potassium already in the local soil, so the need for boosting it > >artificially should eventually disappear. > > I also grow about 20 species > of palms and these benefit greatly from increased potash during our > winters since many Butia, Brahea, Syagurus etc.continue to grow > slowly. I balance this with a couple of applications of Magnesium > sulphate (Epsom Salts) in spring to prevent the characteristic leaf > yellowing that can occur on acidic soils. > For the uninformed, what is sulfate of potash? Potash being potassium? So is this potassium sulfate? This is something Ihave not seen (labeld as such) in garden stores.
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