Potassium sulfate (K₂SO₄) addresses high soil chloride in avocado orchards. Research shows it can lower fruit calcium and reduce harvest quality. Calcium/potassium ratio drives disease incidence and fruit quality. Rootstocks vary in nutrient uptake.
For one tree, soil test first. Avocado Source (avocadosource.com) hosts extensive research. Search "potassium sulfate" for relevant studies.
Magnesium ↑, Potassium ↓ linked to better disease resistance. Balance matters more than single nutrients.
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