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Hi from the UK
Hi everyone,
I am new to Banana's and tropical plants in gerneral and hope to learn as much as i can. The weather here is not great at the moment and is wet and cold with the chance of frost at night so my plants are still inside itching for the sun to shine.Mabye in 3 weeks they can go in the garden. Can anyone give me a good fertiliser for Musa and Bananas that i can get in the UK? cheers for now. |
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Re: Hi from the UK
Hi,
Wecome, from the not so far UK county of Kent. Personally, I have always used Chicken manure pellets (any garden center/tesco's)- not sure if its the "official" fertiliser but my Basjoo's don't complain and I'm happy as they grow healthy. Regards Phil Growing Bananas in the UK |
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Re: Hi from the UK
Welcome to the best banana site ever!
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Re: Hi from the UK
For fruiting bananas you want something that has 1.5 times as much potash (K) as it does nitrogen (N), with negligible phosphorus (P). Example N-P-K formulas are 8-2-12 and 20-5-30.
Ornamental bananas will be very happy with a formula for citrus, palms, etc. The ratios are 2/3 potash for each part nitrogen and again, negligible phosphorus. Example N-P-K formulas are 9-3-6 and 28-8-18.
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Welcome to the site! If you've got questions, feel free to ask them...the community is very helpful! ENJOY IT HERE!
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Re: Hi from the UK
Welcome to the organization from your friends across the pond in the Land of Flowers!
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