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Hi, has anyone else tried richard jacksons flower power feed granules?. Recieved a pouch of it as a present and have been using it over the last couple weeks on my tomatoes, chillies, chinese cabbage and even the lawn and all have seemed to come on really well.
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I make my own feed which probably works just as well as Mr. Jackson's product.
Unlike Mr. Jackson I haven't yet got round to marketing mine
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Lawns don't need feeding at this time of year do they? Mine's growing like stink without.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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it is said to be good feed but its very pricey save your money and make your own as solway does
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I tried it, theres nothing wrong with it..... BUT......a citrus fertiliser on flowering plants gives me (aparently) exactly the same results and costs less
Its like lots of things that are demonstrated on TV..... , all done by `showmen`.....there good at selling things demonstrating everything... ( magic knives, magic fertiliser, magic socks, magic glue etc....)
Usualy... the products arent any different than many others you can buy but from what ive seen demonstrated `lines` most often cost far more!Last edited by starloc; 13-06-2010, 09:17 AM.Living off grid and growing my own food in Bulgaria.....Comment
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Have to admit, it is a bit pricey but it was a gift so had to try it. Decided to put some on the lawn as the turf was laid in november and took a hammering with the bad weather ( -22c in some parts of scotland ) so was still looking very patchy but has come on great. Might have a go at making my own feed once the flower power has finished.Comment
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i use chempak no 4 now as its way cheaper then FPComment
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