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Feeding embothrium was Grey Water for Garden?
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from Chris Hogg contains these words: The other, and I must admit pretty rare occasion, is when applying grey water to plants that are poisoned by phosphate, i.e. protaceae. I doubt if many urglers grow them, but some may grow the Chilean Fire Tree, Embothrium coccinium, which is a member of that family. But again, the occasional watering won't make much difference. So what, if anything, do I feed my embothrium coccinium with? It was planted as a small stick last year, flowered this year, and is growing at a terrific rate in a sheltered corner. It's only 2 or 3 metres from the compost heaps so will probably get its feet into some very rich soil in a year or two, is this a Bad Thing for it? Janet |
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