Caprican Levington Tomorite Giant Tomato Planter Large Grow Bag With Sea weed Food Soil Growbag

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We recommend feeding with 20ml of Tomorite in 4.5 litres (1 gallon) of water. Use 4.5 litres of diluted Tomorite® for most crops, once a week. For heavy feeders such as tomatoes under glass, feed twice a week when the fruit on the second truss has set.

If they monitor where the materials they use come from making sure there is no poisonous material in their compost. However, if you arereturning the product(s) due to a fault, the return costs will be borne by us, the merchant. like I told them there are NO second chances in the UK tomato growing season. You plant seeds in Feb-March, plant out in greenhouse in May (Earlier If heated) and that’s it.

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After planting, water in using about 6 litres and then water as necessary to keep the bag moist. This planter requires less frequent watering than smaller grow bags. This deeper fill peat free tomato planter will allow for more roots, meaning more delicious tomatoes. Plus if you use the Big Tom planter with our Big Tom Super Tomato Feed you will get even more bigger, tastier tomatoes. You're not limited to just growing Tomatoes in this planter bag. You can also use them for other crops, including: cucumbers, peppers and courgettes. After planting, water in using about 6 litres (approx. 1.5 gallon) and then water as necessary to keep the bag moist. Greenhouse: Start feeding when first truss of of tomatoes (stem with small green fruits) has set. In soil feed at alternate waterings.

Large items are sent via a standard 48L (48 hour large) service. Large items take from 2 working days to arrive. Seaweed extract contains several useful plant nutrients, including nitrogen, potassium, phosphate and magnesium. The extract works in harmony with Levington tomato feed to make more nutrients available to your plants. They can take it and use it as part of their development no matter what stage of growth they are at. yes I do understand that we can’t keep on stripping the planet of peat which was the perfect medium, but to blame the customer for their failure is awful. Sow your seeds in pots around March time; keep them inside on a sunny windowsill until they are large enough (around 15cm) to plant in your bag and the last frost has passed.The Tomorite giant bags state that you should not cut any holes in the bags, only the ones you intend planting in. And plumping the bags. Also it says not to use any feed for 6 weeks as they are supposed to be enriched with seaweed fertiliser. I never feed until the first trusses have set.