Tomorite - does anyone know how much the lid measures?
in Fruit & veg
I’m sure I’m not the only one with this question but can’t see anyone else asking.
The instructions on the Tomorite bottle suggesting using 20ml to make 4.5 litres, and to use the measure on the lid. I’ve been assuming that the lid therefore measures 20ml, but have never actually checked.
Is anyone able to please confirm and put my mind to ease? Thank you
The instructions on the Tomorite bottle suggesting using 20ml to make 4.5 litres, and to use the measure on the lid. I’ve been assuming that the lid therefore measures 20ml, but have never actually checked.
Is anyone able to please confirm and put my mind to ease? Thank you
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20ml is 4 teaspoons
Or you could weigh it on digital kitchen scales.
Put the cap on the scales and zero the reading.
Fill the cap with tomorite and put it back on the scales - 20 grams = 20ml
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
..the outside of the cap..
12 ml..
..the inside of the cap..
10ml..
..so for 4.5 ltre can, which I also have, I use 2 inside caps if I want to be exact..
I also have a 10 ltr can, for that I use 4 inside caps..
I've also been converted to this Organic version, ...
..which does come with a handy measuring cap..
https://www.dunelm.com/product/tala-small-measuring-cup-1000148595
I too find it almost impossible to see the numbers on these caps. I'll send for one asap. Thank you.
Marlorena - that’s incredibly helpful. 12mls?! So glad I thought to check - it turns out I’ve been under feeding my tomatoes for the last 2 years…. FRUSTRATING!!! I will also be changing to the Organic recipe as soon as I run out of the current batch.
Anni - I will get a measuring device, that will be handy for a few things around the allotment.
I’m expecting much better this year - I’ve just built a new polytunnel and have installed a DIY solar powered watering system so finger’s crossed!
I'm afraid as time goes by, I am a bit hit and miss with the feed but tend to under rather than over do but rarely disappointed with them - at least not so far !!
Good luck anyway - be interesting to know how you get on - always good to get other's experiences
I’ve got an automatic watering system up and running now and watering on a daily basis, so hopefully I can be as consistent with the feeding also.
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