fertilizer myths

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fertilizer myths

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heres an interesting article i found today i am know expert but found this interesting and bound to raise a debate
http://www.evergreengardenworks.com/fertiliz.htm
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Hey Dayne that article is probably what taught me to fertilise so no surprises for me ;)
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I fertilize my plants once a year, wether they need it or not. ;)
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ozzy wrote:I fertilize my plants once a year, wether they need it or not. ;)

once a year? do you mean once a week? :? :D


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I don't like to spoil them, they answer me back as it is :(
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