for supporting the pumpkins we made a 'raft' out of empty 2ltr pop bottles with the lids on, in a triangle shape, they're supporting some pretty big pumpkins without any problems and the rain (which we've had a lot of) just runs of them so they are not sat in water
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Originally posted by teakdesk View PostChicken manure pellets are very high in acid so are good for ericaceous plants
but not for plants that like a neutral soil.
Chicken manure pellets come from battery hens (unless the tub states otherwise - which probably cost more) and I refuse to support this industry by buying them.Last edited by GrubbyGirl; 06-08-2009, 05:44 PM.
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Originally posted by GrubbyGirl View PostI'm confused. I was told chicken poo was alkaline not acid. Who is right?Last edited by bluemoon; 07-08-2009, 07:48 PM.Into each life some rain must fall........but this is getting ridiculous.
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My pumpkin plant is growing upwards over a fence, lots of fruits but alas the slugs have been sucking the life out of them !! Not sure how to protect a pumpkin in the air?BumbleB
I have raked the soil and planted the seeds
Now I've joined the army that fights the weeds.
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Well I think mine are doing ok (fingers crossed ), still growing all be it slowly.
These two are just seeds taken from my daughters Halloween pumpkin last year, so no idea what they are
This is a Hundred weight pumpkin given to her in one of those tiny grow your own kids kits from Asda, she planted it in late March, I think its doing ok, Hopefully it will be big enough for carving by October
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Originally posted by Geo View PostFrank Sidebottom
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