potash

Preposition: from

reserve: On some clay soils, release of potash from reserves must also be allowed for.

Converse of object

• apply: Action for low P & K fields NOW is the time to apply potash to improve low K soils.
• remove: On soils of good phosphate and potash fertility: Use NK top dressing to replace some of the potash removed.
• use: The presence of water appearing thus to prevent any decomposition, I used potash in igneous fusion.
• release: However, the ability of some soil clays to fix or release potash complicates the picture.
• contain: It contains potash, which is valuable garden nutrient.

Adjective modifier

• adequate: Clearly adequate soil potash is one key part of good crop growth.
• much: But during growth crops need as much potash as nitrogen - some need more.
• high: A weekly feed of a high potash proprietary liquid fertilizer should be given, about 2 pints per ring.
• available: Sustainable nutrient management All systems of production should maintain an adequate supply of available potash to the plant.
• more: Potatoes take up more potash than most other crops.
• caustic: Care was required when doing this, as the liquid electrolyte contained caustic potash which would attack the hands or clothes.

Modifies a noun

• fertilizer: Once flowering is over, the bulbs should be fed with a high potash fertilizer.
• removal: For a given yield of straw, potash removal with a hot, dry harvest can be double that of a normal season.
• mine: This was once ' the world's largest potash mine ' Points of call during the tour include.
• feed: Once plenty of fruits have set, use a high potash feed.
• reserve: Such results do not alter the validity of maintaining potash reserves in the soil.
• recommendation: Phosphate and potash recommendations are based on nutrient offtake which is of course related to yield.

Noun used with modifier

• fertilizer: At soil K index 1 responses to fertilizer potash are well worthwhile.
• soil: Clearly adequate soil potash is one key part of good crop growth.