When and how to fertilize for a large harvest and large berries

To currant bush generously given you yield large berries, followed by the need timely care, which consists of very simple actions.

Today we will talk about feeding currant bushes. It is produced during the entire summer season. At the beginning - the middle of the spring arrival of the first fertilization. Consider the different options for feeding a rich harvest currants:

When to feed?

- first fertilizingWhen buds swell.

- The second top dressing: Buds on the bush and flowering.

- Third top dressing: forming ovaries, fruit ripening

- fourth fertilizingAs soon as we collect the harvest

- fifth fertilizing: Preparing the hive for the winter period.

Remember the most important thing - to make the nitrogen can be only up to the third feeding, then also we use complex fertilizers in the composition of which necessarily includes phosphorus, potassium.

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How to recognize the time of the very first time? For the middle band of the Russian Federation - it's the middle of April - beginning of May, when the bush swollen kidneys and proklovyvayutsya first tentative sticky leaves.

The feed

Consider the different types of feeding for currants: composttourine litter, urea. Last sold in any store where there is a garden department. Urea can contribute directly below the bush, the dry granules. The desired dose is calculated based on the age of the bush, up to 2 years - 40-50 g, for an adult is 60-80 c.

Those who do not accept the chemistry of urea is replaced by the traditional organic fertilizers: chicken manure, compost and the like.

Finished compost just hugs the plant is based on a bucket bush. This will suppress the growth of weeds, retain moisture in the soil and will prevent it from overheating, ie replace the mulch. To use the manure as fertilizer, it is dissolved in a proportion of 1:12 water.

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