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Foliar feeds
On saturday I noticed that some of my raspberry canes were showing signs
of Magnesium deficiency. On Sunday evening I gave them a foliar feed of Epsom salts. I was amazed to see the leaves greening up by yesterday morning - probably not even 12 hours after I applied the feed. Do foliar feeds always work this quickly? If so, what should I apply to my magnolias which are looking a little chlorotic? Would nettle manure be suitable as a foliar feed? Many thanks Neil |
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Foliar feeds
Feeding - the best time to fertilize magnolias is in late winter or
earliest spring. Use a 'rose type' fertilizer when feeding them. Be sure the fertilizer contains magnesium; iron; and sulfur. Regards, Emrys Davies "Neil Jones" wrote in message ... On saturday I noticed that some of my raspberry canes were showing signs of Magnesium deficiency. On Sunday evening I gave them a foliar feed of Epsom salts. I was amazed to see the leaves greening up by yesterday morning - probably not even 12 hours after I applied the feed. Do foliar feeds always work this quickly? If so, what should I apply to my magnolias which are looking a little chlorotic? Would nettle manure be suitable as a foliar feed? Many thanks Neil |
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