what do I do for low phosphorus?
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I did a search for natural phosphorous sources and got, ground phosphate rock, compost (esp. from animal waste), and bonemeal. HTH
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thanks, Cathy. We are bit low there, but what I had meant to post was potassium, lol...pregnant brain keeps getting in the way. (Potassium is the p in npk, right?) That P is really low...thanks. I am too tired to be posting anything, ever, lol!!
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Nope, you had it right the first time. The P stands for phosphorus. Potassium would be written as K.
You can buy a bag of ground phosphorus rock. Can't remember what the application rate is, probably a 1/2 lb per 100 feet or so. Just dump it on, turn it in and you should be ready to go.
Originally Posted by dannic  thanks, Cathy. We are bit low there, but what I had meant to post was potassium, lol...pregnant brain keeps getting in the way. (Potassium is the p in npk, right?) That P is really low...thanks. I am too tired to be posting anything, ever, lol!!
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You can buy a bag of ground phosphorus rock. Can't remember what the application rate is, probably a 1/2 lb per 100 feet or so. Just dump it on, turn it in and you should be ready to go.
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