Soil Preparation and Analysis
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Subject: phosphate
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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any differance between Murate of potash and sulphate of potash ? trying to get my pottasium level up. thanks Bill
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10/31/2009 11:04:55 AM
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NP |
Pataskala,OH
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I think muriate(sp?)of potash is bad for some reason. I hear most growers use sulfate of potash.
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10/31/2009 11:30:05 AM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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thanks nic, I'll try to find out whats bad with muriate.of potash. maybe someone can chime in and tell us....?
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10/31/2009 11:57:34 AM
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Bohica (Tom) |
Www.extremepumpkinstore.com
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Muriate has a high Sodium level.
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10/31/2009 1:46:35 PM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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thanks Tom, been searching around , and sulfate is the way to go.thanks again..Bill
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10/31/2009 1:55:09 PM
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Tremor |
Ctpumpkin@optonline.net
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We sell MOP aka potassium chloride as a deicing compound. Used properly it is a faster potassium rescue than the slower acting SOP. Try hard to never need such a rescue.
The PHOSPHATE thing threw me.
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10/31/2009 2:12:08 PM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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should have been potassium, looking up to many things at once..
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10/31/2009 11:08:47 PM
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pumpkin cholo |
Bloomington, IN
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I've got some muriate of potash I'd like to use up (then never use again). Would adding gypsum help with the salt content of the MOP? I'll be adding gypsum anyways so if it'll help it would be a bonus.
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11/1/2009 8:24:40 PM
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