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| Hi all - please help a novice My beans are doing back stroke, breast stoke and butterfly - 3 different types of bean, my courgettes are crawling and my toms at treading water. Now I'll be serious. As all my planting is in pots and they are in serious trouble of becoming waterlogged how can I feed them. I know some gardeners water in the rain but with mine it could be overkill. Instead of Tomorite which is water based can I use a dry (granular) feed on them. They are all flowering well and I have a yellow 1Ball courgette the size of a petit pois and I don't want to loose all through not feeding. Any advise please Ta eversuch I know you won't fail me JJ |
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| Yep, you can top dress pots. Mix some fertiliser with compost and top up the pots. If you don't have much room in them loosen the top a little - be careful with any surface roots - and work in some of the fertiliser. Did you put some good drainage material at the bottom of the pots (crocks, stones, polystyrene etc)? Try and make sure they are on pot feet or raised in some way - the water will drain much better. |
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| If I don't want to add liquid I use a few pelleted chicken manure granules. They soon soften up and release their goodies. I would think you could use growmore in the same way.
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