The specific forms of NPK in Osmocote controlled-release fertilizer (14-13-13)

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This post was last edited by lij1887 on 2010-2-19 08:08. It is an Osmocote slow-release fertilizer produced by the American company Scotts, with an NPK ratio of 14-13-13. In what form does the NPK exist within this fertilizer? For example, is potassium present in the form of potassium sulfate or potassium chloride? I would appreciate it if those who are aware of this could share their insights; thank you! This post was last edited by yhgina on 2008-2-27 21:14]

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