How to feed currants: a super remedy - the berries will be sweet as honey
Every summer resident who grows currants dreams of getting large and sweet berries.
But it often happens that very small fruits are formed on the currant bush.
In addition, the berries are often sour.
How can you avoid getting into such a situation and ensure that each fruit resembles a small cherry in shape and tastes like honey?
It turns out that there is a super-remedy that guarantees an ideal harvest.
An expert of the online publication "BelNovosti", agronomist and landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh spoke about this fertilizer.
How to feed currants
It should be immediately emphasized that for full fruiting, currant bushes primarily need potassium and phosphorus.
Without the first microelement, there will not be many ovaries, and the fruits will not be sweet.
Without the second, problems with the plant's root system will arise.
Potassium and phosphorus components are contained in such fertilizer as monopotassium phosphate.
The product is also good because it does not contain nitrogen, the excess of which in the soil reduces the chances of getting large currant berries.
Add 7 grams of potassium monophosphate to a bucket almost completely filled with plain water.
The plant must be watered at the roots with the resulting liquid.
Earlier, summer residents were told aboutthe German method of planting cucumbers .
