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Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Hello, I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can buy some soluble potassium online?

All we have in this town is slow release granule type ..

Thank you in advance for any suggestions
Joe

5/10/2016 1:07:40 AM

BC, Canada

Joe,
What town are you in? Here on the little island the local feed and grain carries lots of different fertilizers from packaged to bulk. Shouldn't be too hard to find.
There are a few different forms for agricultural potassium. All are soluble as far as I know. What are your plans for it?
If no luck at the feed store try a hydroponics grow store.

5/10/2016 1:50:24 AM

BC, Canada

oops, that sent before I was done.
Kelp meal, green sand and wood ash are common "organic" sources for potassium and compost usually has a good amount as well.

5/10/2016 1:55:47 AM

Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Hi and thx, I'm from Campbell river

5/10/2016 5:43:42 AM

Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Oh ..I was planning on feeding my AG pumpkin once the fruit sets.
It's Way down the road...but just thinking ahead.

We have slow release 0-0-50 here but I thought soluable would be easier to gauge how much to use

5/10/2016 5:47:55 AM

N.c.

You can check out the giantpumpkinman.com website.

5/10/2016 7:15:02 AM

Hanson Ma

Check out. Growth product potassium carbonate. 0-0-25 I use it after fruit set

5/10/2016 9:40:49 AM

Mill Bay, British Columbia

Joe, not sure what you have in Campbell River (except beautifull scenery and world class salmon fishing) but agreed with cavity search that hydroponic stores are a great source of liquid fertilizers of all kinds.

Growth Products are fantastic but with shipping, taxes and import duties it makes for very expensive liquids...

5/10/2016 10:34:58 AM

Eastern Pennsylvania

Growth products 0-0-25

5/10/2016 6:47:11 PM

Whitehall Montana

Amazon I buy mine

5/10/2016 7:04:10 PM

Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Thank you everyone for the information. I appreciate it

5/10/2016 11:54:35 PM

Seattle, WA

shouldn't be too hard to find potassium sulfate. 0-0-50 as fines, that's what we have at our farm store.

5/16/2016 1:59:23 PM