Dry use of potassium sulfate
Dry use of potassium sulfate
The use of fertilizer in the fall in the form of a uniform scattering of colorless crystals on the soil along with digging the ground before winter. Dry use of potassium sulfate is possible in early spring, before transplanting seedlings.
During digging, fertilizer should be repaired approximately to the depth where the main root mass of plants will then be concentrated. These measures help normalize soil acid-base balance.
Such manipulations with the soil are recommended to be carried out annually, since during the period of growth and fruiting, the plants pull out all the useful substances from the soil.
