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What a great tip jokernz and inexpensive too Are there any plants that don't like being feed this way?
Think this could be a bit strong for Indoor pot plants, as I thought it was suggested for.
Maybe it was meant for outdoor container plants, which would make sense. Worth a try.
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Fill an old stocking with sheep pellets and put into your watering can. Tie the end to the handle and everytime you water you will feed at the same time.
This is great for tomatoes.