Can rice vinegar be mixed with potassium dihydrogen phosphate to make foliar fertilizer? Study together.

On the question of whether rice vinegar and potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be used as foliar fertilizer, first of all, make it clear: no problem at all!

First of all, in terms of acid-base collocation, the above two are acidic. Potassium dihydrogen phosphate is a substance that is difficult to judge acidity and basicity, because everyone should understand that potassium phosphate is alkaline as a strong alkali and weak salt, but potassium dihydrogen phosphate is different because it contains hydrogen ions. Can the hydrolyzed H ion neutralize the hydroxide ion caused by potassium phosphate? Absolutely, and hydrogen ions account for the majority in aqueous solution, and the pH of potassium dihydrogen phosphate is less than 7, which is similar to that of vinegar. Mixing the two does not trigger a so-called acid-base neutralization reaction.

Secondly, with regard to vinegar, it is rich in vitamins and amino acids, which can be easily absorbed and used by plants after foliar spraying. Potassium dihydrogen phosphate is also a fertilizer that can be easily absorbed and used by plants, which can supplement phosphorus and potassium for plants, which is very helpful in the period of exuberant plant reproductive growth.

With regard to the use of spraying vinegar, it can not only be used in agricultural production, but also can be tried in flower horticulture. At home, the remaining vinegar can be poured into the sprayer and foliar spray, saving and growing better flowers. Why not?

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