Plant Food

22
Apr, 2017 By Sally Osgerby

Well Rotted Farmyard Manure

Well rotted manure There have been some problems with manure since 2008 so please read this warning What is manure? Manure comes from any animal or plant material but is generally animal excreta with litter material. Another name for this
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09
Apr, 2017 By Sally Osgerby

Analyze Nutrient Levels in Tissues of your Plants

Analyze the Nutrient Levels of the tissues of vegetable plants in your garden. Plant tissue analysis complements soil testing and helps identify ways to use nutrients more efficiently. Nutrient deficiencies or toxicities can be identified from plant tissue analysis. Tissue analysis measures the levels
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19
Feb, 2017 By Sally Osgerby
What fertiliser before planting Potatoes??

What fertiliser before planting Potatoes??

dig1 Potatoes are hungry plants so it is good to add some fertiliser to the soil now, before the potatoes are planted. If the soil is fertile the potatoes will be able to reach their potential and yield well. Apart
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19
Feb, 2017 By Sally Osgerby
Give your vegetable plants nutrients when they need them most

Give your vegetable plants nutrients when they need them most

 Trial data show that young plants benefit from a spring application of N(nitrogen),  P(phosphorus) & K(potassium) and S (sulphur). This is when their demand for these major nutrients is at its highest, getting your vegetables off to a great start.
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01
Feb, 2017 By Sally Osgerby

NPK 4-5-9

What does the name NPK 4-5-9 mean? This is a fertiliser declaration.  It means that the product contains a total of : 4% nitrogen (N) 5% phosphorous pentoxide (P2O5) soluble in water 9% potassium oxide (K2O) soluble in water NPK
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