Southern Ag Sulfate of Potash 0-0-50, 5 LB Size: 5 LB
Details
- BrandRoot 98
- Item Weight5 Pounds
- Item FormGranules
- Liquid Volume2365.88
- Specific Uses For ProductUse in low
Description
🌼 Grow Stronger, Thrive Together!
- VERSATILE USE - Perfect for lawns, shrubs, and a variety of plants.
- POTASSIUM POWER - Corrects deficiencies for vibrant vegetables and stunning flowers.
- ROOT FOR SUCCESS - Promotes stronger roots, stems, and tubers for healthier growth.
- GRANULAR GOODNESS - Easy application with a precise granular formula.
- BOOST YOUR GREENERY - Transform your garden into a lush paradise with enhanced disease resistance.
Southern Ag Sulfate of Potash 0-0-50 is a 5 LB granular fertilizer designed to strengthen turfgrass and ornamental plants. It effectively corrects potassium deficiencies in various plants, ensuring they are more resilient to diseases and adverse conditions. Ideal for use in potassium low soils, this product is suitable for a wide range of species including vegetables, flowers, and shrubs.
Specifications
| Item Weight | 5 Pounds |
| Mixing Ratio | 1:100 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Use in potassium low soils |
| Target Species | vegetables, flowers, shrubs, lawns, avocado, beans, corn, cherries, citrus, grapees, palms, roses |
| Coverage | 0.5 lb. per 100 sq. ft |
| Item Form | Granules |
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Reviews
S**.
Good for Fruit plants to fruit
Very good product.
J**E
Good grain size.. works just like any pot ash.
Nice granular size great for broadcast spreaders.
J**N
Sweetens tomatoes
It works! My tomatoes this year were the best I have grown - sweet and delicious.
T**M
Useful Soil Amendment for Acid Loving Plants!
I ordered these to grow blueberries in an elevated planter on the Big Island of Hawaii. The bushes are doing well and adding sulfate from time to time helps pull the pH down to the level blueberries prefer. It is a very useful soil amendment for a gardener.
A**V
Good fertilizer, but note: no sulfur and contains chlorine
Be careful — this sulfate of potash does not contain sulfur, even though the name suggests it. It actually has 2% chlorine, which may be a concern for some plants. That said, it dissolves very well in water and works effectively as a potassium source. Just be cautious if you're using it on chlorine-sensitive plants like beans, strawberries, grapes, lettuce, and some houseplants. Overall, it's a good product, just not truly "sulfate"-based in the usual sense.
C**R
Keeps my garden sweet
Works on all my garden is helping fight off disease and root problems
M**E
Perfect
Thanks.
B**O
great product for lawns.
Worked very well for my lawn; it's nice and green.
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