Last year my AL refused to flower, but this year, thanks to advice here from
Sue, michael adams and Rupert (WYorks), I have been feeding potash,
fortnightly since mid March.

Well, it worked, I now have 3 flowering (spears?) which will probably open
in say, one month.

Should I continue to give (tomato) feed fortnightly, or should I stop now?
Thanks again.

Bertie Doe

"Bertie Doe" wrote in message
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Last year my AL refused to flower, but this year, thanks to advice here
from Sue, michael adams and Rupert (WYorks), I have been feeding potash,
fortnightly since mid March.

Well, it worked, I now have 3 flowering (spears?) which will probably open
in say, one month.

Should I continue to give (tomato) feed fortnightly, or should I stop now?
Thanks again.

Bertie Doe


Continue - it obviously appreciates your attention - why stop now !

Pete

"Pete Stockdale" wrote in message
Continue - it obviously appreciates your attention - why stop now !

Pete

I shall continue until it flowers. Although this may require sunshine ....
hmmm.

BD

"Bertie Doe" wrote in message
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"Pete Stockdale" wrote in message
Continue - it obviously appreciates your attention - why stop now !

Pete

I shall continue until it flowers. Although this may require sunshine ....
hmmm.

BD


Good luck !
I wonder if it like my water lily - the flowers come easily enough but it
takes the sunshine to open them fully.

Pete
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"Pete Stockdale" wrote in message
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"Bertie Doe" wrote in message
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"Pete Stockdale" wrote in message
Continue - it obviously appreciates your attention - why stop now !

Pete

I shall continue until it flowers. Although this may require sunshine
.... hmmm.

BD


Good luck !
I wonder if it like my water lily - the flowers come easily enough but it
takes the sunshine to open them fully.

Pete

Mine flowered for the first time last year, but only after I sent an SOS to
one of the pond groups. "raise the pots and feed" and it worked.

Bertie