An Extensive Guide for Garden Fertilizers: Soluble, Insoluble, Macro-Nutrients, Feeding Seedlings
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- This comprehensive guide will help you understand what the first and second tier garden macro-nutrients are: Nitrogen (N), Phosphorous (P), Potassium (K), Calcium (Ca), Sulfur (S) and Magnesium (Mg). Perhaps more importantly, a key to success, is understanding what insoluble and soluble fertilizers are as they each have their place. And in the end I overly stress ... don't over feed your seedlings. You can over love them.
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0.00 Introduction: All Things are Chemicals & Soluble/Insoluble
4:26 Transplant Damage Due to Over Fertilizing - Examples
7:38 Fixing Fertilizer Damaged Transplants
8:02 When to Fertilizer Seedlings: A Tomato Plant Example
13:10 Understand Nitrogen for the Garden - Detailed!
26:40 Understand Phosphorous for the Garden - Detailed!
41:19 Understand Potassium for the Garden - Detailed!
51:20 How to Make Banana Peel Fertilizer for Potassium
54:12 Understand Calcium for the Garden - Detailed!
59:35 What is Tomato Blossom End-Rot - Brown Bottoms
1:08:23 Understand Magnesium for the Garden - Detailed!
1:16:26 Understand Sulfur for the Garden - Detailed!
1:23:11 There is No Soil Life in Starting Mix - Soluble Fertilizer!
1:25:21 Use the Chemical Fertilizer at 1/2 or 1/4 Strength!
1:29:53 When to Fertilize Your Herb/Plant Seed Start - Guidelines
1:33:22 When to Fertilize Squash, Zucchini, Cucumber Starts
1:36:56 How to Use Water Soluble Fertilizer in Outdoor Gardens
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Thanks so much for your support! Cheers & Thanks, Gary!
Another really good source of nitrogen for your plants is rain fall from thunderstorms. The lightning creates nitrogen fixation creating nitrates and ammonia. If you've had thunderstorms recently, no need to add nitrogen. Rain and rivers are the best source of water for your plants, as most tap water plants strip out nitrates because they are bad for babies and it contain chloride. Prolonged watering with high levels of chloride inhibits plants from properly taking up nitrates, thus the need for fertilizers with soluble nitrogen.
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Thank you Gary. 3 years later and it’s still making sense. My produce leaves, Coco we call it in the Islands is curling and I am drying banana peels now to add potassium. Also I have been saving peels from potatoes, carrots, and green bananas soaking them in water and pouring on my plants weekly and they always look lush within hrs after.
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