http://learn-how-to-garden.com If you grow tomatoes, you have got to watch this video, its an essential which will explain the mystery numbers and chemical f…
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what a nice video ;)
Lol
Where can you buy the magnesium powder? (uk)
Or you can use home made compost and forget about this stupid artiffical
fertilizer
WOW, i have learned more in this 11:24, than i have in the past 6 months
researching information on feeding tomatoes. GREAT information that was
very easy to understand and accurate.
I think that the use of home made compost is brilliant if you have access
to it and in fact if you have watched my series you will realise I make my
own compost, I am a great champion of seaweed and manure and I make my own
feeds out of comfrey, nettle and seaweed. Unfortunately, for the vast
majority of people this is not an option and I think that it is better to
be informed of what to do if you need to use proprietory feeds and how they
work.
Also, as you are aware, even with the best compost, in something a small as
an average size pot the maximum yield would not be obtainable without some
supplementary feeding. In fact I do not feed my tomatoes in the ground and
they flourish in the no dig bed. Thanks for your comment, great for further
clarification and discussion.