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Article history: Received 1 Nov 2019 Revised 25 Nov 2019 Accepted 5 Dec 2019 Abstract Our experiments were carried out in 2017, in our study garden. Celery test plant was used, in lysimeter-type, large-sized breeding pots, in four series. Four different treatments of potassium fertilizer and manure was used. The results show that potassium fertilization in celery test plants increased potassium in a dose-dependent manner. Potassium fertilizer decreased magnesium nutrient content in the leaves and roots. Our results call attention for magnesium supplementation in parallel with potassium fertilization. Positive effect of potassium on tuber growing was also shown. Total plant weight was the highest after the organic manure treatment.

The impact of potassium fertilization on development and magnesium content of celery