Ericaceous Plant Feeding.
ciaranmcgrenera
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I use mostly a tomato feed or a seaweed based tomato feed across most of my garden, depends what comes to hand. Really.
For one or two Ericaceous plants that I have in pots- a Camelia, and as of this year a “Girl” Magnolia Susan in a huge container I have used sulphate of Iron soluble feed.
however is using that alone enough or should I use the sulphate of Iron alongside the normal tomato feed for the Ericaceous plants?
If I use that alone are the plants not going to miss some nutrients?
however is using that alone enough or should I use the sulphate of Iron alongside the normal tomato feed for the Ericaceous plants?
If I use that alone are the plants not going to miss some nutrients?
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Using rain water is excellent for ericaceous plants - if you have a supply
Billericay - Essex
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