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Straight answers on feeding, lawns, flowers and fruit, from growers who have fed Australian farms and markets for 25 years.
Why is my lemon tree not fruiting? The 6 most common causes
Six common causes: young tree, low sun, wrong diet, water stress, weather at flowering, or an off year. The fortnightly potassium-led fee...
How to get more flowers on roses: the feeding routine that works
Switch roses to a phosphorus and potassium bloom feed at first buds, feed fortnightly, deadhead weekly and give 6 hours of sun. Why leafy...
What do NPK numbers mean? Fertiliser labels explained simply
NPK is nitrogen for leaves, phosphorus for roots and flowers, potassium for fruit and toughness. How to read the numbers and match them t...
Foliar feeding vs root feeding: which is better for your garden?
Foliar feeding is absorbed through the leaves within hours; root feeding is steadier through the soil. When to use each, and why one 2.5 ...
Fertilising indoor plants: how often, how much, and what to use
Feed indoor plants fortnightly in spring and summer, monthly in winter, at 2.5 mL per litre into moist soil. How much, how often, and the...
How to get a greener lawn fast: the Aussie liquid feeding routine
A dilute liquid nitrogen feed every fortnight, deep watering and mowing high greens a lawn in 1 to 2 weeks. The exact Aussie routine, mix...
When to fertilise your garden in Australia: the month-by-month guide
Feed every 1 to 2 weeks from September to May in most of Australia, spring being the key window. Nitrogen-led feeds for growth, phosphoru...
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