Using Organic Tomato Feed on other plants

Discussion in 'Compost, Fertilisers & Recycling' started by AndyS, May 16, 2013.

  1. Kristen

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    I think the effect will be less using it as a mulch, as it has to rot down before it is effective.

    You could perhaps steep it in a bottle (with large neck, and stopper), or somesuch else that you could "seal" - put a lid on perhaps - to stop the smell escaping. I'm not sure how much it smells just sitting there, it may be when you disturb it / pour it that the small then wafts??
     
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    I grew a lot of strawberries in containers and every website i'v looked at recommends feeding with a liquid tomato feed
     
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