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07-13-2009, 07:48 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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when to fertilize new plants?
There are many threads here about fertilizing bananas.
Many of the state to fertilize them after the get established. What does that mean? I have some that I only potted a few days ago, but they have all put out new leaves. Would it be good to feed them now? Or should I wait a while. Is there a difference on when you should start ferilizing bananas in the ground vs those that are in pots? I have both, but both are new. Also, should first feeding be about the same time on a tc plant as a transplanted pup? thanks aaron |
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Re: when to fertilize new plants?
You can fertilize the plants at any time, it is a matter of what and how much. For details, see "Specific Needs of Bananas" here: Info:Fertilizer - Bananas Wiki
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Re: when to fertilize new plants?
Thanks Richard. Good reading.
Another question. How composted should horse manure be before using it. I have a pretty much endless source of horse manure for free. I have from fresh to about 5-6 years old available. Older may be better...but...after how long is it considered composted and good enough to do the job well? thanks aaron |
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Re: when to fertilize new plants?
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Once the compost is subject to multiple rainstorms, the nutrients will leach out. Depending on the soil, the ground underneath the compost pile might be a good place to locate your next vegetable garden.
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Re: when to fertilize new plants?
thanks..That surprises me.. Everybody around here has always told me to get the OLD stuff. I will be making some changes now that I've gotten the
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