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|    Re: Polyhalite for organic gardening    |
|    20 Jan 24 11:19:27    |
      From: songbird@anthive.com              T wrote:       > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyhalite       > https://www.icl-uk.uk/product/polysulphate/       >       > 48% SO3 as sulfate       > 14% K2O as from sulfate of potash       > 6% MgO as from magnesium sulfate       > 17% CaO as from calcium sulfate       >       > Any comments?               if you are in a highly alkaline location you likely       do not need any more salts or calcium. instead look       to growing organic materials that will eventually end       up being turned into humus. if you can salvage any       clean organic materials and get them used as mulch or       compost them you will instead be building topsoil and       building on top of that alkaline base. protect it       from the wind and getting blown or washed away.               elemental sulfur may likely be much more economical       as an acidifier.                      songbird              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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