When do grapes apply potash fertilizer?
When to apply potash to grapes? How to apply well? Potassium is important throughout the grape's life cycle, especially in larger quantities during fruit growth. Therefore, grapes are known as "potassium" crops. Potassium fertilizer can promote grape fruit hypertrophy and ripeness, improve variety and storability, promote branch thickening growth and ripeness, and improve its ability of cold resistance, drought resistance, high temperature resistance and disease and insect resistance. After grape fruit setting to fruit color conversion period, according to orchard soil fertility, each mu of vineyard topdressing 5~10 kg potassium sulfate, can also spray foliar potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution, 7-15 days once, continuous spray 2-3 times. It has significant effect on promoting grape enlargement, early ripening, accelerating vine aging and improving grape resistance. At the same time, it can also inhibit grape anthracnose, black pox and other major diseases. Foliar fertilizer should be sprayed before 9:00 a.m. and after 5:00 p.m., and should not be sprayed at noon high temperature. Both sides of the leaves should be sprayed evenly, spraying fertilizer solution 60 kg per mu is good. Click for more nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium application techniques Click for more fertilizer application techniques Click for more grape cultivation techniques
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What is the function of potash fertilizer?
What is the function of potash fertilizer? Is there any way to increase the content of potash in the field? Also ask the netizens who know to help introduce that potassium is one of the three elements of fertilizer. Potassium in plants generally accounts for 0.2%-4.1% of dry matter weight, second only to nitrogen. The planting network sorted out the effect of potash fertilizer on crops and the methods to improve the utilization rate of potash fertilizer.
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How to use urea has a good effect?
How to use urea has a good effect? What should be paid attention to in the application of urea? Also ask the netizens who know to help introduce that urea is a kind of high concentration nitrogen fertilizer, which is a neutral quick-acting fertilizer, and can also be used to produce a variety of compound fertilizers. Urea does not leave any harmful substances in the soil, and there is no adverse effect of long-term application. Use urine correctly.
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