05-01-2012, 01:54 PM
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Re: Creating my own Fert
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Originally Posted by bananafarmer
Mixing my own Fert is mey newest idea.
After reading the forum, realizing that the best ratio of giving fert ist 4-1-6 NPK is I decided to create my own fert.
Another reason is, this way its cheaper than buying ready-fert, that has also not the perfect NPK-ratio for bananas.
The Fert I am feeding the bananas is 10-2,5-15, for creating this I use Ormin-k a organic-potas fert, with 30% K2O it has a ph of 5-7,
My second ingredient ist Urea (here its called Üre) has a N of 46 %.
My third ingredient is 18-46, it has 18%N and 46% 'Fosfor`.
So When I use two bags of Ormin-K I have 15 kg net K, when I use 5,4 kg 18-46 I have about 1,5 kg P,
Whats left is the N I need 10 kg, with the 18-46 I have already 972 gr, to complete the amount I have to add 9kg and 28gr,
I get this from the urea, I have to add about 19,6 kg to the mix to get my formula.
So I have 10 kg of Nitrat, 2,5kg of Phosfor and 15 kg of Kalium.
I give this mix to my plants in one watering every 21 days.
When I have 450 bananas every banana gets 33 gr K, 22g N and 5,5gr with every watering every 21days.
I am using this mix for about six weeks.
What do you thing about this amount and the mix? Any suggestions, any ideas ?
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Over my head but sounds good to me
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