Now I'm totally confused.... :(

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  1. FANCY

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    Point taken David :D:D
     
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    I'll give it a go, if it doesn't pan out I'll change!

    Will only cost a few quid if it fails?
     
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    Vince, if it doesn`t pan out, blame me.:D:D
     
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    I'm sure he will Dave :lollol:. There's a garden I walk past regularly and the onions are always in the same patch in his garden and this year he had a great crop of whoppers. I might knock on his door one day and ask him what he does :)
     
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    :)Please do Little miss road rage and let us know.
     
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    OK, so I've now bought the Jeyes, what dilution should I use for best results?
     
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    What does it say on the can?
     
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    Nowhere on the can does it say! I'll go for an autumn 50:1, increase if needed
     
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    Are you talking 50ml per litre Vince? I would have said more like 30ml.
     
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    Maybe you're right David, start of with a weaker solution seeing as I've just re-laid the onion beds!

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    The ideal way of doing it Vince, is to treat the ground now. Leave for a month, then turn the ground over again and re-treat.:thumb:
     
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