Intentionally Applying Potassium

[@sudarmiadi4496]

I grew medium scale chilli plants, this plants really depending on the Ca from vegetative to generative stage, during the generative stage its getting tricky I got to balance the Ratio of the K to the Ca, Too much K potentially hinder the Ca uptake

[@dougshultz7069]

Good video I'm in sandy soil what kind of potassium are you ydroping with

[@jakevossenkemper6000]

Typically 0-0-12 Potassium Chloride blended with UAN. So you’re applying a N+K solution.

[@jakevossenkemper6000]

Thanks for the compliments on the video.

[@nicolestecklein8883]

40% of fields with a very high probability of ROI on K fertilizers. I call that low hanging fruit!!!

[@dougshultz7069]

Where can I get oo12 I'm in Ohio

[@jakevossenkemper6000]

⁠Hi, Doug. Unfortunately I am not sure where you can access 0-0-12 in Ohio. It would not be economical for you for us to ship you 0-0-12. As you have figured out, it would be best for you to find a local source. Good luck and thanks for watching.

[@dougshultz7069]

Thanks for your help I'm going to keep watching your videos learn something every video

[@leegriep75]

I like your videos Nicole

[@nickschaps4022]

Explain your math, Potash is 60% K20. 100lbs is 60lbs K20. To get ppm you divide by 2. So at 100lbs of potash you are adding 30ppm K20. But 19-20ppm K since K is only 2/3 of K20.
Where the heck did you get the 11ppm figure??!

[@nickschaps4022]

To clarify, I don’t deny that test levels don’t typically reflect exactly what you apply. I assume you are making your conclusions from TriState recs. I just disagree with the math