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03-11-2005, 09:22 PM
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Is Potassium not assimilated by plants ?
Andrzej Konarski wrote:
Użytkownik "Philippe Lemaire (remove oldies)" napisał w wiadomości ... Elaine T wrote: K is most certainly assimilated by plants. Perhaps your tapwater is relatively high in K and the additional K from the TMG is too high of a dose. Thanks to both ! My tap water should be 0.64 mg/l I add with KH2PO4 about 3 mg/l per week Add kh2po4 only to fresh water to reach 1-1,5 ppm in water to change . if you need more PO4 add some fish and do not add kh2po4 daily because K is cumulating as you write. Thanks ! So no K enters in plants structure !? Philippe |
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