What summer resident, who tirelessly bends his back on his own "hundred square meters", does not dream of getting a bountiful, and most importantly, ecologically clean harvest?
To achieve this, gardeners resort to the help of various methods.
If we are talking about potatoes, then in this case plant growers often fertilize the beds with this vegetable with ash.
However, this solution was not accepted by every plant grower - some farmers believe that the remains of burning wood do more harm to potatoes than good.
Ash can make the soil alkaline, which will disrupt the absorption of potassium, and this cannot but affect the quality and quantity of the harvest.
Instead of taking risks, use a proven remedy - rotted manure.
This organic fertilizer is added to the soil in the fall or early spring, before digging the beds.
If you have an unbearable urge to add something when planting potatoes directly, lowering the tubers into the ground, add potassium and phosphorus to them.
