Pulvirized Sulphate of Potash NPK 0-0-51
3 Lbs. Bag
 
Natural Sulfate of Potash (K2SO4) is a natural potash mineral that contains 51 percent soluble potash and 18 percent sulfur. It also contains trace amounts of calcium and magnesium. Potassium is second only to nitrogen in terms of the abundance needed for plants. Many crops use as much as 250# of potash per acre per year.
 
Organic Garden Sulphate of Potash Application Instructions
Product Name: Sulphate of Potash (Potassium Sulfate)
Type: Organic Fertilizer
Usage: Soil Amendment and Plant Nutrient Booster
Step-by-Step Application Guide:
1. Preparing for Application:
Ensure that your organic garden is prepared for planting and has well-draining soil.
2. Choosing the Right Time:
Apply sulphate of potash in early spring before planting, during the growing season, or when flowering and fruiting stages begin.
Avoid applying during rainy or wet periods to prevent nutrient runoff.
3. Dosage Guidelines:
Refer to the product packaging for specific dosage recommendations. Follow the guidelines closely to prevent over-application.
Generally, use 1-2 tablespoons per square foot of garden area.
4. Application Methods: Choose one of the following methods:
a. Broadcasting:
Sprinkle the recommended amount of sulphate of potash evenly over the garden bed's surface.
Gently rake or till the soil to incorporate the fertilizer into the top layer (1-2 inches) of soil.
b. Row Application:
For row crops, create furrows or rows where you'll plant your seeds or transplants.
Sprinkle the sulphate of potash along the sides of the furrows or rows before covering them with soil.
c. Container Plants:
Mix the recommended amount of sulphate of potash into the potting mix before planting.
For established container plants, spread the fertilizer evenly over the top of the soil and water it in.
5. Watering After Application:
After applying sulphate of potash, water the garden thoroughly to help the fertilizer dissolve and reach the plant roots.
6. Maintenance and Precautions:
Avoid applying sulphate of potash in excess, as it can lead to imbalanced nutrient levels and harm plants.
Monitor your plants for any signs of over-fertilization, such as yellowing leaves or stunted growth. If this occurs, reduce the amount of fertilizer used.
7. Storage and Handling:
Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Keep the package tightly sealed to prevent moisture absorption and clumping.
8. Additional Tips:
Combine sulphate of potash with other organic fertilizers to provide a balanced nutrient profile for your plants.
Regularly amend your soil with organic matter to improve overall soil health and nutrient availability.
Remember, following the manufacturer's instructions and considering your specific garden's needs are essential for successful and safe application. Always prioritize sustainable and responsible gardening practices in your organic garden.