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Old 05-13-2012, 08:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I am planning to try Hakaphos GRÜN (20-5-10) for ornamental banana, is this will be ok?
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Old 05-13-2012, 09:28 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I would use it. The directions are very good. It is slightly lower in potash (K20) than I'd like, but a once per year supplement would take care of that. The sulfur content is high, perhaps to offset the pH of the Magnesium Oxide. I would mix it with several liters of water in a bucket and check the pH. If it is too acidic (below 6), then Potassium Bicarbonate would be the ideal choice to raise the pH. I would target about 6.2 pH.
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Thanks for your answer!

There is also hakaphos naranja (15-5-30 > look like banana fuel?)

But i can't find retailer for this one.
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Almost. That formula is typically used in combination with other nutrients in a hydroponic setting.
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... and check the pH. If it is too acidic (below 6), then Potassium Bicarbonate would be the ideal choice to raise the pH. I would target about 6.2 pH...
you are right Richard, in Safety data :
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("usual" mix is 2 g / l)
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