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Red Robin

feriliser is needed. fish blood and bone, with the blood providing the nitrogen, is good for this. or even gromore as an artificial alternative by Toby Lure

10/06/2013 23:08:47

by Verdun

Fertilisers

this link might help; http://www.thegardenersalmanac.co.uk/Data/Fertiliser/Fertiliser.htm Liquid growmore from memory is a balanced fertiliser 7:7:7, whereas 6X is a high nitrogen fertiliser (6:4:3) and horse manure is a soil improver. OK it will contain by carolinebell55@hotmail.com

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12/05/2012 08:22:20

by Throstle2

When and how to feed

lleaves gazania showing long true leaves i have spread chicken pellets on my ground when I have improved my clay but it will be a while before my seedlings and cuttings will be planted out. Use fertilizer rich in nitrogen and potassium (like 12 by * Red Dahlia *

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28/04/2013 00:18:44

by Verdun

Easy Tips

high nitrogen needs, while flowering plants, K2O is needed. Slow release fertilizers can be mixed with the compost. However, certain plants like cacti and orchids need special fertilizer. Feed plants during their most active growth period. 3. Lighting by moratta

02/06/2013 14:12:35

by moratta

Ants

require nitrogen, but animals and plants generally can't extract nitrogen from the air. In tropical jungles, and on grasslands, ant colonies nurture fungi which perform this essential process. Other animals and plants can then make use of that nitrogen. I by Madeleine51

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16/07/2012 15:22:01

by Kathy 2

Help with chilli plant growing

as they can get. Get the plant outside if you can, even inside a small greenhouse with some ventilation. 4. Like toms, chillies benefit from a fertiliser that's low in N (nitrogen), higher in P (phosphorous), and even higher in K (potassium). Too much nitrogen by solution

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07/06/2012 06:51:26

by Italophile

advice for newbie

or outdoor variety? That will make all the difference. second one 2 is a bit more tricky, If your dog is weeing on a plant then its getting an overdose of nitrogen, that in itself isn't poisonous to the plant but the concentration will be. You will need by David 25

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11/03/2013 12:03:28

by David 25

Talkback: Clover

. It is useful food for pollinators and a nitrogen fixing plant. The leaves, stems, flowers, roots and seeds can all be eaten raw. Mmm. More bad advice. The info here should be rewritten to take into account that clover is incredibly important for bees. Some kind by john63brown

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28/06/2012 23:35:37

by Musical Cricketer

When to improve soil?

going and (b) because you are standing on it you are driving the air out of it which is the opposite of what you want to achieve. I'm going to follow up by digging some well rotted farmyard manure in to replace the nitrogen I expect the woody compost by cazzieb

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23/02/2012 19:08:43

by cazzieb

Gigantic courgette leaves

have really large greenery but nothing else. Have you been feeding with a nitrogen-rich fertiliser? It will promote leaf growth at the expense of nearly everything else. Carrots shouldn't be fertilised at all. Best to advoid too much feed, keep by lucy33

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02/07/2012 08:00:16

by lucy33

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