Than it is now to feed currants in the garden: super recipes for fertilizing rich harvest

At the time of fruiting, and after the black, red or white currants in dire need of nutrients. Still would! How many of them have been spent on the ovaries and ripening berries. The task of caring gardener - competently feed currant bushes in the garden and the garden, to help the plant. In this article you will find 6 different dressings options suitable for the currant is in the second half of the summer. Fertilizing currants this year will be the basis for a good harvest in the next!

1. Minerals - our all

A sufficient number of micro- and macronutrients - the key to success of any fruiting currant bush and health. During and after filling berries plant in dire need in the first place in potassium (K). Therefore it is recommended to feed currants one of the drugs to choose from:

• potassium humate;
• potassium salt;
• Potassium-magnesium.

Fertilizing of these funds during the ripening of berries will make them larger, fragrant and sweeter. It is recommended to use them in the garden together with organic fertilizers to give currant bush all that is needed to power this time.

2. Extra power "for dessert"

Experienced gardeners carried stimulating bush processing:

• HB-101 drug;
• "Cubic Zirconia";
• "Ovary";
• "Master";
• "Ryazanochkoy".

To be honest, I have not tried to use these funds to feed currants at his dacha, because I do not see the need and get around by other means. But I also enjoy similar in action folk remedy:

• Dissolve in 10 L of warm water of 2 g of potassium permanganate (potassium permagnata). As we have seen, the potassium in any form useful for fertility and taste currant berries. In addition, potassium permanganate - a wonderful antibacterial and antifungal agent. Feeding turns 2 in 1 and nutrition, and protection from disease.
• Add 1 teaspoon of boric acid powder from the pharmacy. It helps to become sweeter berries, because it contributes to the accumulation of sugar.
• Stir another 20 g of copper sulfate for nutrition.

Immediately after cooking spray the hive from a garden sprayer or fanning himself with a broom.

3. mood color - green

Who does not like chemistry, organic chemistry can be used) For example, excellent results are obtained by dressing in green fertilizer from weeds. This infusion of weeds. Will approach everything from goutweed and ending with nettles. The only caveat - I did not put celandine, because I'm afraid, as the bush will react to its acrid juice.

Prepare fertilizer easy:

• chop weeds, fine do not need to be cut;
• put into a barrel approximately 3 / 4-4 / 5;
• to fill with water;
• close tightly;
• wait 2 weeks to complete the fermentation process.
• diluted with water (approximately 1:10)

Currant extract feed weeds is possible throughout the season. Sometimes for better results I stir a little liquid humate. Let this be additional meals!

4. Starch from the store

In the Internet has found an interesting recipe from Ludmila Vzyatyshevoy which to feed currants in the period of fruiting uses starch. This substance has a positive effect on the growth of berries.

200 g starch is diluted in 3 liters of water. The solution was put on the gas and boil for 5 minutes. Then added 7 liters of water for irrigation. Application rate under every bush - 3 liters. Do such a fertilizer you need 3 times per season: in the time of flowering, during loading and after fruiting berries. But I like to make starch conveniently digestible plants form, what further.

5. When waste benefit

I really like to feed currants potato peelings. I see this option, the 3 major dignity:

• environmental Safety;
• high potassium content;
• starch in the composition.

All this will lay the foundation for a rich harvest, and enhance plant. Potato peels to dry and simply close up the soil. I do this in spring and autumn. During the period of fruiting'm doing infusion peel, soaked for 3 days. Pour the cleaning water in a ratio of 1: 5. If you like the currants and the article was interesting, put "Thumbs up". Thanks! Read more: 5 my secrets big and sweet beets in the garden