Many gardeners use either a water-soluble fertilizer or a slow release fertilizer to feed plants but there’s a new method called fertigation. What is fertigation and does fertigation work? The following article discusses how to fertigate, if fertigation is good for plants and includes some basic fertigation guidelines. What is Fertigation? The name might give a clue as to the definition of fertigation. Simply put, fertigation is a process that combines fertilization and irrigation. Fertilizer is added into an irrigation system. It is most commonly used by commercial growers. Fertigation rather than traditional fertilization approaches is purported to target plant’s nutrient deficiencies more effectively. It also reduces soil erosion and water consumption, reduces the amount of fertilizer utilized, and controls the time and rate it is released. But does fertigation work in the home garden? Is Fertigation Good or Bad for Plants? Many plants need supplemental nutrients not found in
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