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Passion Flower

Potassium based feed, a feed with too much Nitrogen will produce lots of leaves but will not encourage flowering. Hope this helps, the flowers are so beautiful. by Claire8

11/09/2012 13:27:06

by Leggi

Growing best onions possible

Any opinions on growing best onions next year. Is if better to grow from seed or sets? Used to sow seed Xmas time but sets save a lot of time however undecided this year. Facourite varieties? And feeding? High nitrogen early ? It would by Verdun

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24/11/2012 23:17:54

by Verdun

Fertilising plum trees

the same as potato fertilizer (which is usually much cheaper!) In general you should look for ones with high K (Potash) with N (Nitrogen) and P (Phosphorous) being lower and about the same as each other, in the NPK ratio on the box. Something with N-P-K of by sam1987

27/02/2013 18:18:11

by BobTheGardener

Moss overtaking sedum roof...help!

that the feed may not be the right balance ie too much nitrogen etc. What do you think? http://www.djturfcare.co.uk/products/MO-Bacter-Organic-Lawn-Fertiliser.htm Another result of the excessive rain. As long as you've got it well drained it will probably by louise pope

20/03/2013 17:12:28

by nutcutlet

Privet

out but no luck so far . Odd-try giving it a good high nitrogen feed soon -growmore will do- or something similar- to give it a boost I planted a whole row of these last winter, they have done nothing, if they don't pick up this year I am having them by Lizzie10

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24/03/2013 17:51:07

by Lizzie10

penny savers

There are a few new veg growers me included out there, so I thought I would start a thread to gather some tips on how people save money in their garden/allotment. I have started a nitrogen feed with nettles pulled from my allotment. Spoke nice to a by Geewiz

22/05/2013 23:14:28

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Tomato

without fruiting. Tomato plants can keep on growing and growing. Exactly. Nitrogen-rich fertiliser, in particular, will give you tons of leaves and not much else. Stop feeding altogether and see what happens. In the past, I've definitely found by Dragonfly2

06/08/2012 15:29:31

by Italophile

what feed?

Hi, I was just reading an article in the RHS mag that said magnesium deficiency causing yellowing leaves etc, can be caused by over use of nitrogen feeds such as tomato feed as potassium competes with magnesium for uptake by plants. I use as much by sthlndngrower

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10/07/2012 08:14:46

by sthlndngrower

feeding

as it has a lot of nitrogen in it Lets hope it works Hi nightgarden,we also use the same or will be this year can you explain the diluting rates you have becouse it depends on what size container your useing to make it, so i can work out the dilute rate by nightgarden

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24/02/2013 17:24:14

by nightgarden

Is organic fertilizer OK?

made from plants are OK. In practical terms, to increase soil fertility organically means making your own compost and adding animal manure, which is high in Potassium and Phosphorus (ie K and P.) The N (Nitrogen) will come from anything green you by Lunarz

19/07/2012 23:58:00

by quercus_rubur

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