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Moin

I am using in this year
Entec structured COMPO blue grain and the Hakaphos by compo.
The blaukorn comes to typhonium venosum
and the Hakapho to the Amorphos.
The T.venosum explode. seen multiple peaks for the third page even though the second is not yet unfolded,.
the normal form as well as indian giant.
In Amorphophallus, the leaves are just bigger and dark green.
So far, I am fully satisfied with the year

Greeting Lukas

Still a recovery attempt:

What do you think, the neighbor in the hand has pushed the me....:

GARDEN
CENTER
Flower fertilizer

EC fertilisers (liquid)

NPK 8 + 8 + 6

8% N total nitrogen
2.5% N nitrate nitrogen
3.1% N ammonium nitrogen
2.4% N carbamide nitrogen
8% P m² O m² wasserlösl. Phosphate
6% K m² O wasserlösl. Potassium oxide
0.01% B wasserl. BOR, 0.01% CU wasserl copper *, 0,02% Fe wasserl. Iron *, 0.01% wasserl MN manganese *, 0.005% Mo wasserl. Molybdenum, 0.005% Zn wasserl. Zinc *.
(* as Chelation by EDTA)

Quantity NET 500 ml = 0, 61 kg

(I've heard already OK, by the most components and their effect...) What the hell but is "Molybdenum"??? And for what? (Increases that the psychological well-being of my plants?)

Some say that it is an all world fertilizer: |, some say who is super: thumbs:...
The one say 1Verschlusskappe (threaded parts, where nowhere is how much that then is: explode:) to 1 liter (as also specified), others take the upper part to 5 or even 10 liters...

Have the Tema found here "Right fertilize made easy - Erfolgsorientiertes fertilizers for idiots" unfortunately yet....: cry:

What do you have for tips? Best "DIY tips"....
Because the opinions about the "real" fertilizer and its dosage go however far apart...: o
My old "master gardener" was quite funky, which has e.g. Margarithenbüsche cold daily with a mixture 1 gehäfter tbsp blue grain solved 10Liter water to gedonnert! : mad: (OK, the bushes had a diameter of between 1.5 and 2 meters!)

Want a beautiful, especially groooosses leaf & ne bulb on my A. terrific konjac...

Hello Schorsch,.

8-8-6 is not necessarily a sumptuous meal for konjac in comparison with the also mentioned blue grit.
(Blue grain is also not blue corn, that there are from different manufacturers in various Zusammensetztung, for example 12-12-17-2, 12-16-3-10, 15-3-20-3-10, 21-5-10-6-3, N-P2o5-K2O-MgO-S (respektiv))
I would keep me in your Flüpssigdünger on the dosage instructions, but with the double concentration you're doing wrong nothing in konjac safely.

Molybdenum is important in the conversion of nitrate nitrogen to ammonium in the plant; If it is in terms of defects, it comes to non-specific Chloroses (green yellow leaves), especially with Kohl to deformed leaves.
If you like, you look here:
http://www.hortipendium.de/Molybdän and here:
http://www.Kali.ch/d/images/PDF/symptome/symptome_d_low.PDF
Dosage and Düngehäufigkeit thread already everything has been said, in this You have to decide just for something, that meet the lush growth in mass of konjac.

Your master gardener takes not necessarily little with 14 to 22 g / 10 L, so 0.14 to 0.22% at a daily irrigation fertilization, but you can fertilize eg Phalaenopsis orchids with 0.07% of Orchid nährsalzes for each casting. Your gardener would make sure very quickly that if the Margarithenbüsche would not contract.

I had always full of praise, if at all fertilized is...;-)

Happy fertilizing, Bernhard.

Hello together,

so I view as somehow still not really by:??:

I have here the remains of a liquid Volldünger 6-3-6 with trace elements.

The manufacturer recommends 25 ml dilute with 10 L water. In other words so 2.5 ml to 1 litre.
But then, are 0.25%, or lieg I da wrong?

You thinks that 0.25% of 6-3 6 fertilizer for t. venosum is the right dosage? Seems to me not just lush - perhaps I the double amount, 5 ml to 1 litre of water - so take 0.5%?

Greetings
Alex

Hi Alex,.

Your 0.25% are correctly calculated, but this of course refers to the master / fertilizer solution in the irrigation water.

You can solution manure T.v. without further with a 0.2 to 0, 3-% igen Duenger-(Naehr__salz__-), so 2 - 3 g salt per litre.

You don't know how much g are salt per ml in your liquid fertilizers, unfortunately you might notice but by Cook for example 10 ml and do the salt... Then you could measure exactly....

You're certainly far in 2-3 g salt per litre ready-to-casting solution 5 ml to 1 litre.

Happy calculating,
Bernhard.

Hi Bernard,.

then is a fertilizer in "Crystal shape" - such as the blue particle of COMPO - to be a liquid fertilizer because the former you can better measure?

Actually, I wanted to make (yet) no science from it since huge lumps are not sooo important to me. I want only that my plants thrive well, this is me enough (for starters). Am a beginner in this field only. I wanted to get me a rich liquid fertilizers, and it then measured at the manufacturer's specification something over dosing...

I will get me soon Düngesalze, look what I can get in the Garden Center, and then hope on your dosage recommendation.

Until then.

Greetings
Alex

Hi Alex,.
It is fine that you think at all on the fertilizing! ;-)
If that's not enough the plants, they ultimately show deficiency symptoms.
You go very well with your approach with the rich liquid fertilizers.
I would fertilize but probably more often, instead of overdosed.

Happy fertilizing, Bernhard.

Hello together,

Today, I was in the Garden Center. Unfortunately, I have found no Düngesalze in the Zusammensetztung or NPK proportion how them here in the Forum are repeatedly recommended. Therefore I have chosen her but for a Flüsigdünger un after a long time out.
Namely for COMPO blue grain liquid 8 + 8 + 6.
I will adjust it according to the manufacturers recommendation, but manure for this more often. Let's see what I can harvest in the autumn to tubers. Next year, can I change to Yes, and have also a playing field that corresponds to my terms.

Greetings
Alex

Hi
There are fertilizer salts such as Hakaphos in the auction house at a low price.
There I know eh not in small packages.
Greater demand can you when Baywa (there's belief in Ö) bring a bag (40 kg).
Then a few years enough;-)

Hello
I dig out a slightly older post times.
I have heard recently that coffee should be a good fertilizer. According to what I've read on the net that would have to give Yes a miracle fertilizer with a good dose of phosphorus, Attractants for insects and deter pests be.
Has someone already tried the fertilization with coffee?

LG Theresa

Hi Theresa,

I think that that is what more for the garden or the outdoor and develops positive Wirkingen there anyway most of the increase in organic matter in the soil.

Soluble minerals from the beans are no longer in the coffee set (, but after drinking in the consumers) and that as yet remarkable quantities of nutrients be organically bound in the set, I dare to doubt (on-the-fly, I've found unfortunately no analyses of coffee beans or set in the www).

And how much should you sprinkle on a pot, to deliver remarkable amounts of minerals? And then the organically bound minerals should be released only still microbial...

Big konjac in giant tubs so maybe you could do something good, but in the case I would rather take a good and strulturstabiles substrate and put on Fertigation.

Happy growing,
Bernhard.

Hello

I have now gone over my tubers with COMPO blue nugget to fertilize NovaTec 14 + 7 + 17 + 2. I fertilizer once a week using 0.1% solution, i.e. 1 g per litre. Plants I take care of Amorphophallus konjac, A. bulbifer, A. napalensis, Typhonium venosum and Dracunculus vulgaris.
Even if I dissolve the salts overnight in the water leave residues back no further dissolve the. Is there a way to dissolve this residue even, or can I use the solution incl. residues - to once again stir - to the casting?

Greetings
Alex

Hi Alex,

This is hard to say, because you don't know the exact composition and formulation of fertilizer and thus also can not say whether water-insoluble salts or carriers remain.

You might possibly try to solve the fertilizer in a Ultraschllbad (if available), in which you place the quantity of fertilizer for a few litres in a bottle in the bathroom - but if that helps to resolve everything???

Or the blue corn first crush / unprovided...
But perhaps even insoluble components left behind.
Balukorn is also rather intended for the faithful as to resolve.

Sure, the better alternative would be a fully soluble nutrient, E.g. Hakophos by COMPO.


Happy feeding, Bernhard.
P.S.: If you are not part of the solution you are part of the precipitate...

Blue has a carrier substance, something such as gypsum or limestone. If that is not completely dissolved thats not bad, the salts dissolve already. 0.1% is very careful, you can take the week, quietly 0.2% at 1, Amorphophallus are so Starkzehrer.

Thank you very much for the Info!

Then I'll fertilize future 0.2%.

Greetings
Alex

Hey I have a question.
These integers in manure are real for me new land on a fertilizer which I stand at home have, NPK 7-3-5 is what does this mean?
And can I use for the stinker?

Greeting Dennis.

Hi Dennis,

to the NPK look here:
https://de.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehrn%C3%A4hrstoffd%C3%BCnger

Eg 13-13-21 - this means that the fertilizer 13% N ((Rein-)(Stickstoff); 13% P2O5 (phosphorus expressed as phosphate), K2O (potassium expressed as Kaliun oxide) contains 21%.

7-5-3 is rather a little richer fertilizer; I suppose that it is a liquid fertilizer from the Discoounter, but this is totally OK.
Since the most Amorphophallus un co. are Starkzehrer, i.e. they need much fertilizer to grow properly, you can fertilize regularly with your fertilizer in the specified concentration.
certainly the double dosage tolerated konjac and co...

Happy feeding,
Bernhard.

OK, as did me again before a fatal error kept.

So, and now for the 100th time the same question. Just because you can take Welcehn fertilizer?!

Greet your Sookie

Hi,.

I have heard already much about Hakaphos, and Yes again on page 1 already read a lot. I am now looked namely looking for a good fertilizer for konjac, Sauromatum and co. h, grew but suspicious something, as I've read that Hakaphos has a "physiologically acidic effect". The soil becomes acidic, or what or who want to acid soil? If the fertilizer is to recommend, which is then the right: soft, base, or any color?
I know, that you can fertilize konjacs with pretty much everything, but I place value on high-quality fertilizer and thus optimal growth and optimal development.