Homemade Strawberry Plant Fertilizer Recipe to Grow the Best Tasting Berries!

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  • Learn how to make the best strawberry plant fertilizer. Here is the recipe:
    You will want to measure by volume not weight.
    Nitrogen: 2 parts of cottonseed meal, feather meal, blood meal, bat guano, fish meal, or soybean meal.
    Phosphorus: 1 part bone meal, soft rock phosphate or crab shell meal
    Potassium: 1 part greensand, wood ashes, or sulfate of potash ( Sul-Po-Mag)
    Calcium: 1 part calcium carbonate (limestone) or dolomite (dolomitic limestone)
    Micronutrients and the rest of the macronutrients will be found in kelp meal: ½ part kelp meal
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @marli269
    @marli269 28 днів тому

    Wow! I had no idea growing strawberries was soooooo complicated. This is hard.

  • @robertadunaway7030
    @robertadunaway7030 Місяць тому +1

    Ate our first 2 strawberries on Sunday.

  • @Owl4909
    @Owl4909 29 днів тому +2

    i can tell you know what your talking about , thanks

  • @laurisafine7932
    @laurisafine7932 Місяць тому

    Great info, thanks. I must admit to having a bit of a blank regarding Dolomite, so, may I ask you please, is there any natural suitable source of dolomite lying around the house, or, which foods are high in it and could be added to a worm bin. Could dolomite tablets [sleep aids] from a health shop be added?🙄😅🤍

    • @TheLivingFarmPaonia
      @TheLivingFarmPaonia  29 днів тому +1

      I would use the dolomite made for gardening. You can find dolomite at your garden centers or you can order it on line. Thank you for watching!

    • @JohnDoe-id9hi
      @JohnDoe-id9hi 29 днів тому +1

      It's possible to use baking soda instead of the Dolomite