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Tomato feed
Hi,
I bought organic one (Fito- for fruit and vgetables)but I wonder if this one is good. When should I feed my tomatoes ( they are not flowering yet?!) They are leggy and short but still alive and doing better since Ive moved them on a sunnier place. Is it too late for them to produce anything this year? Thanks. Dina |
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Tomato feed
"dina" wrote in message ... Hi, I bought organic one (Fito- for fruit and vgetables)but I wonder if this one is good. When should I feed my tomatoes ( they are not flowering yet?!) They are leggy and short but still alive and doing better since Ive moved them on a sunnier place. Is it too late for them to produce anything this year? Thanks. My tomato food instructions say to start as soon as the trusses have pea sized tomatoes. I think if you feed them too early the first truss will be at ceiling height! mark |
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Tomato feed
dina wrote:
Hi, I bought organic one (Fito- for fruit and vgetables)but I wonder if this one is good. When should I feed my tomatoes ( they are not flowering yet?!) They are leggy and short but still alive and doing better since Ive moved them on a sunnier place. Is it too late for them to produce anything this year? Thanks. Dina I use tomorite and feed them weekly when the first truss appears, then every second watering once the other trusses have set. The plants are now 4.6ft and all have 3 trusses, some of them 4 -- Phil L RSRL Tipster Of The Year 2008 |
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