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Strawberry Fertilizing -Sun City West AZ

15 years ago

Read an article said to use 21-0-0 and others that say 10-10-10 Gurney's has 10-52-17 something else said add sulphur. Just what is recommended for this area and how often and when?

Could 16-16-16 be used in place of 10-10-10 just using a less amount?

Any sulphur recommendations?

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petzold6596
15 years ago
Any well balanced fertilizer will do. About 1/2 lb. once in early spring and second after harvest in July. The 21-0-0 is all N and will give you a very nice green plant with almost zero fruit.
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