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Nutrient requirements of
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| Vegetable | Nitrogen
(N) |
Phosphorus
(P) |
Potassium
(K) |
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H |
M |
L |
H |
M |
L |
H |
M |
L |
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| Asparagus
Beans Beets |
x |
x |
x |
x
x |
x |
x |
x |
x |
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| Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts Cabbage |
|
x
x
x |
|
x
x
x |
|
|
x
x
x |
|
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| Carrots
Cauliflower Celery |
x |
x
x |
|
x
x |
x |
x
x |
x |
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| Corn
Cucumbers Eggplant |
x
x
x |
x
x |
x |
x |
x
x |
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| Horseradish
Kale Lettuce |
x
x
x |
x |
x
x |
x |
x
x |
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| Onions
Parsnips Peas |
x
x |
x |
x
x |
x |
x
x |
x |
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| Peppers
Potatoes Pumpkins |
x
x
x |
x
x
x |
x
x
x |
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| Radishes
Rutabaga Squashes |
x
x |
x |
x |
x
x |
x |
x
x |
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| Swiss Chard
Tomatoes Turnips |
x
x
x |
x |
x
x |
x |
x
x |
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| Nutrient Use | Nitrogen
(N) |
Phosphorus
(P) |
Potassium
(K) |
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| High (H)
Medium (M) Low (L) |
1.5kg + per 100m sq
0.5-1.5kg per 100m sq
Less than
0.5kg per 100 m sq |
0.4kg + per 100m sq
0.2-0.4kg per 100m sq
Less than
0.2kg per 100 m sq |
2.0kg + per 100m sq
1.0-2.0kg per 100m sq
Less than
1.0kg per 100 m sq |
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Frank
That’s the type of graph I’ve been looking for a long time. But I need to say this:
For some parts of the graph, it’s really confusing to know where the Xs are supposed to be meaning for each vegetable.
Charlie Rhyne
The x’s refer to the columns for high-medium-low, but the X’s are placed poorly in the lower chart.
Fred Leeth
I agree… Thank you for visiting our domain.
David Gosselin
What are these X’s supposed to mean? What % of N, what % of Pho, what % Pot Is optimal for each veg. is req’d? How about some simple language.
Julia
The formatting is stuffed. Impossible to read table, sadly.
Frederick Leeth
Updated the table. Doing tables in WP is challenging for me.