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The simple math to convert one kind of fertilizer to another and synthetic fertilizer recommendations into organic. Subscribe: youtube.com/@UC1yWvD192f3gHZ08_T-k5lQ

There are three main ingredients in fertilizer: nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. These are mixed in different amounts in different fertilizers. Even if you don’t have the exact blend you want, you can often make it by combining fertilizers you already have. Gardener Peter Richards explains how to do that. This simple method also lets you convert recommended synthetic fertilizers to organic.

0:00 – Introduction
0:17 – Importance of a Soil Test
2:18 – Common Fertilizers
3:48 – Math for Balanced Fertilizers
4:33 – Math for Organic and Unbalanced Fertilizers
6:31 – Watch out for too Much Potassium
7:32 – Math for Side Dressing Nitrogen

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