Tomato nitrogen source?

dipchip2000 · October 10, 2010

Sometime during this past growing season there was a thread or maybe just a post that mentioned a nitrogen fertilizer that was not ammonium based and therefore didnt put added salts into the soil. I had this saved in my favorites but when the computer crashed it was lost. I have tried searches here but to no avail.
I do not remember the name of the nitrogen fertilizer. It seems it was a chlorate rather than a chloride but that might be my faulty memory as well. Anyone have any ideas what I am looking for? I know it was on this site because I dont frequent the other unnecessary sites. Tomatoville has all the answers if you just know where to look.
Thanks for any help of any kind
ron

October 10, 2010	#1
dipchip2000 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Muskogee, Oklahoma Posts: 664	Tomato nitrogen source? Sometime during this past growing season there was a thread or maybe just a post that mentioned a nitrogen fertilizer that was not ammonium based and therefore didnt put added salts into the soil. I had this saved in my favorites but when the computer crashed it was lost. I have tried searches here but to no avail. I do not remember the name of the nitrogen fertilizer. It seems it was a chlorate rather than a chloride but that might be my faulty memory as well. Anyone have any ideas what I am looking for? I know it was on this site because I dont frequent the other unnecessary sites. Tomatoville has all the answers if you just know where to look. Thanks for any help of any kind ron