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By Cynamn

new plymouth, New Zealand

i have a niagera grape vine that seems to be suffering from salt burn as i live next to the beach i was wondering if there is someway to counter this problem short of shifting inland




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If your irrigation water is fairly salt-free, you can give it a very deep soaking--at least a meter deep into the soil, 8 cm deep on the surface in sandy soil, 24 cm in clay--several times a year. Organic matter also helps, including compost tea as a quick fix. Gypsum can help also in clay to loam soils, but may be a risk in alkaline sandy soils.

3 Jan, 2011

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