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Rich in potassium, Yates Fruit and Flower Booster Liquid Potash is ideal for roses, flowers, tomatoes, citrus and other fruiting plants. It delivers potassium in a format that is easy for plants to absorb and can be applied to both the soil as well as the foliage, delivering fast results.
Apply as directed for improved flowering and fruiting. To alleviate deficiency, reassess plant symptoms every few weeks to decide if further applications are necessary. Begin treatment as soon as symptoms become visible or early in the growing season if a deficiency is known to exist (eg. vegetables grown in sandy soils, such as zucchini). It is best to apply many smaller amounts rather than a single large amount.
| Size |
500ml |
| Ingredients |
Potassium (K) as potassium citrate 15% w/v |
| APPLICATION | METHOD | RATE | FREQUENCY | TIMING |
AREA |
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Improve flowering and fruiting. |
Foilar spray: Recommended Spray to lightly wet the leaves, before runoff. |
Mix 15 mL in 1 L water. Apply with garden sprayer. | Every 2 -4 weeks | Apply 1 - 2 times before flowering. Reapply from fruit set up to 1 week before harvest. To alleviate deficiency apply regularly from early in growing season. | 1 L / 15 m² depending on size of plant canopy |
| Soil drench: Apply to moist soil around plant | Mix 10 - 20 mL in 5 L water. Apply with watering can. | Every 2 - 4 weeks | Apply when flower buds appear. Reapply during flowering and fruiting period. To alleviate deficiency apply regularly from early in growing season. | 5 L / m² |
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