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Sulphate of potash
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<blockquote data-quote="Thedual1" data-source="post: 2026460" data-attributes="member: 16806"><p>Not a cheap product, but because it is potassium sulphate there is no nasty chlorine like muirate of potash. Chlorine is not too bad in light soils as it can dissipate through the soil profile. Clay and heavy soils are a different kettle of fish.</p><p></p><p>I get round the cost by doing a 50/50 blend of MOP/SOP which gives 50-55% potash 50% sulphate and 50% muirate and 22.5%So3 (sulphur worth about £0.80/unit)</p><p></p><p>Another option is using muirate of potash and polysulphate which would be the cheapest option this gives 42% potash and 18% So3 this also gives 6.2% calcium and 2.2% magnesium</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thedual1, post: 2026460, member: 16806"] Not a cheap product, but because it is potassium sulphate there is no nasty chlorine like muirate of potash. Chlorine is not too bad in light soils as it can dissipate through the soil profile. Clay and heavy soils are a different kettle of fish. I get round the cost by doing a 50/50 blend of MOP/SOP which gives 50-55% potash 50% sulphate and 50% muirate and 22.5%So3 (sulphur worth about £0.80/unit) Another option is using muirate of potash and polysulphate which would be the cheapest option this gives 42% potash and 18% So3 this also gives 6.2% calcium and 2.2% magnesium [/QUOTE]
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