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Winterizing Fertilizer Help

18 years ago

Hello all,

Hope you guys could help me out again! I have been looking for a fertilizer to help winter ready my plants. Have read on the post that a high K value is the way to go but im unable to find one anywhere! Does anyone have an online source where I could find such fertilizers? Thanks!

Sean

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kimisdad
18 years ago
Sean,

We use potassium silicate for the entire growing season. We found it appropriate for full season benefits. Also there are available a wide range of fertilizers with a high "K" available. They mostly don't have a high middle number. We use Grow More Cal Mag 15 5 15.

Dyna Grow Pro TeKt is a good one, available on the net.
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Jack
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18 years ago
Jack,
Thankyou for the info, im glad i found this forum. There has been a wealth of information i was unable to find elts where. You are very knowledgable and your years of growing and countless trials are a great help. Doing things the hard way are good for the soul but it doesnt hurt to have a little help! Much thanks to you Jack and everything you bring to the table!
Sean
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