Hear is another attempt to get an answer.

I am growing sugar snap peas in a greenhouse. I am getting no blossoms.
Would low potassium prevent blooming?

Bill

"Repeating Decimal" wrote in message
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Hear is another attempt to get an answer.

I am growing sugar snap peas in a greenhouse. I am getting no blossoms.
Would low potassium prevent blooming?

Bill


Bill,

I wish I could help, but I do not have an answer for you.

Just wanted to note that there has been very little activity here for quite
some time now. Maybe things will pick up as spring approaches and more
participation will generate an answer for you.

Tom

Check your phosphate level. We used to have a "garden expert" come on TV
and say that when you were trying to get your flowers to bloom, add a super
phosphate. I used a 0-46-0, and it seemed to help. Good luck. Dwayne


"Tom" wrote in message
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"Repeating Decimal" wrote in message
...
Hear is another attempt to get an answer.

I am growing sugar snap peas in a greenhouse. I am getting no blossoms.
Would low potassium prevent blooming?

Bill


Bill,

I wish I could help, but I do not have an answer for you.

Just wanted to note that there has been very little activity here for
quite
some time now. Maybe things will pick up as spring approaches and more
participation will generate an answer for you.

Tom

in article , Dwayne at wrote
on 2/19/03 8:06 PM:

Check your phosphate level. We used to have a "garden expert" come on TV
and say that when you were trying to get your flowers to bloom, add a super
phosphate. I used a 0-46-0, and it seemed to help. Good luck. Dwayne

I am going to change my nutrient solution. The Grow version is somewhat low
in phosphorous. Nevertheless, the tomatoes and wax beans are doing well. The
pea are growing very robustly but without blossoms.

I will be switching to a Bloom formula. It is much higher in phosphorous.

Bill