NITROGEN (N)

is a primary building block for all organisms. It is essential to making proteins, helps keep plants green and is a critical component of soil structure.

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PHOSPHORUS (P)

is found in every living cell. Phosphorus is a component of DNA and it also plays vital roles in capturing light during photosynthesis, helping with seed germination, and helping plants use water efficiently. Plants also use phosphorus to help fight external stress and prevent disease.

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POTASH (K)

is essential to the workings of every living cell. It plays an important role in plant's water utilization and also helps regulate the rate of photosynthesis. Other aspects of plant health influenced by potassium include the growth of strong stalks, protection from extreme temperatures, and the ability to fight stress and pests such as weeds and insects.

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