Fri Apr 04, 2008 11:32 am
Just found an awesome organic plan that covers the entire season. When shoots firts appear (or right before), feed a 50/50 mix of blood meal and bone meal. This'll supply nitrogen and phosphorus, both needed for root growth. Once leaves form, feed blood meal alone once. As production time nears, start adding green sand. This gives 'em potassium, and will boost cone production. All sources I've read say a single feeding of green sand is best. It'll continaully feed as you water, without leeching into ground water. When getting ready to winterize your beds, feed once more with sraight bone meal, then cover your plots with straw. This gives your rhizomes a nice storage of energy for the next season. I found all of these fertilizers @ my local "Home-de-pot". Cheers and happy growing!
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