Tomorite Bargain
On 21/08/2014 20:22, FrankB wrote:
"Judith in England" wrote in message
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On Mon, 18 Aug 2014 16:08:19 +0100, "Muddymike"
wrote:
1 litre : £1.99
B&M
Check the concentration/dilution rate. B&M are very good at specifying
products that look to be the same as everywhere else but have lower
content.
I know I supply them.
Mike
I have checked the Tomorite and as far as I can see it is identical to
that
purchased elsewhere.
I can understand companies supplying boxes/bottles for B&M which contains
less
than the norm; but to actually alter the make up of the contents would be
sharp
practice in the extreme. Can you give examples.
I use Eazifeed liquid feed for tomatoes. A 500 ml bottle makes up 155 L at
the correct dilution. That bottle is sold for 99p in 99p discount stores.
Not sure how that directly compares to Tomorite, but I'm willing to bet it's
a lot cheaper.I use it for feeding my container roses and they appreciate
it.
Why do all tomato feeds seem to be liquid? Sulphate of potash comes in a
solid form, so what is it that we can't mix with water ourselves?
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