Fertilizing Plants in Pots

Potted plants need a steady diet.


Slow-release fertilizer can give
new life to your potted plants.

Gardeners who want their potted flowers to actually flower know they need fertilizer to supplement natural feeding. Slow-release fertilizers that look like tiny bubbles have eliminated much of the muss and fuss of this process. No more liquids to measure and mix. No repetitive schedule to keep. And if you go one step further and mix some of the bubbles into the soil mix as you plant your pot, you can free yourself from feed duty for months, or maybe for an entire growing season.

 


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livingliteJ wrote:

What is the difference between mixing the pellets into the soil & scratching them over the top layer? Details, PLEASE.

10/29/2009 04:15:59 AM Report Abuse
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