was given this food from a friend the other day, however there are no instructions etc? Being relatively new could someone advice on use? And what it would be best to use on or is best for the bin?
You could put a teaspoonful each to each pot plant. If you have perennial plants, I would scatter a small amount around each plant. It is s low release so should last the season.
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You could put a teaspoonful each to each pot plant. If you have perennial plants, I would scatter a small amount around each plant. It is s low release so should last the season.
Do it need to be dug into the soil? Or just on top and watered ?
I think the usual method is to put it just below the soil surface. Some seem to suggest that you can just make a hole in one place and put a few pellets in - others that you scatter but always below the soil surface. You could try both ways and see ( if possible ) which does best.
It has the maker's name on the label, and they probably have a website. Might there be more information there? I'd be worried by the safety marking (the red diamond in the first picture) which indicates that is it corrosive. At least, handle it with gloves on, and don't let it in contact with any surfaces you don't want damaged.
Here it is on the Poundland website...it's their own gardening brand from the looks of it. So no further information... you'd think they'd have to provide that information legally.
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You could try both ways and see ( if possible ) which does best.
https://www.poundland.co.uk/281384-all-purpose-plant-food/
Wonder if they'd have the breakdown of nutrients if you drop them a line or called.
Someone on eBay is selling 2 for £10.99 + £3.99 postage