[Snap Dragon]

just a quick question....

Do you use a branded tomato feed or is a £1 Wilko tomato feed just as good?

[Big Jen]

It will probably be just as good. I buy a lot of things from Wilko and it amazes me how much cheaper they are than a garden centre for instance. I have bought some of this fertilizer to try it.
BJ

[vegmandan]

Too Right :!:

Wilkos rocks.

If you look at the N P K content and compare it to the other rip off varieties you'll see it has exactly the same content.

Therefore it's exactly the same product and will do exactly the same.

It makes me laugh to see people buying Tamorite over wilkos feed when it is the same stuff but twice the price.

[cbu183]

I got an allotment partly because I'm vegetarian and I want to know what I'm eating.
What do the veggies use as alternatives to blood, fish and bonemeal that you're supposed to enrich the soil and feed your plants with?
And does this mean that all the veg I've been eating all these years isn't in fact vegetarian?

[sawnee]

I got an allotment partly because I'm vegetarian and I want to know what I'm eating.
What do the veggies use as alternatives to blood, fish and bonemeal that you're supposed to enrich the soil and feed your plants with?
And does this mean that all the veg I've been eating all these years isn't in fact vegetarian?

 :shock:  :shock:  :shock:

[JimG]

I understand that comfrey makes an excellent tomato feed.  It can be found on some allotments but I bought some from a well-known internet auction site, not knowing my plants quite as well I hope to!  I'd probably look around a little closer now, though.

[humanrotivator]

Hi ive just made a comfrey feed up yesterday in a plastic bin with a lid on, 1 stone of comfrey leaves to 20 gallon of water.I got the leaves free from fields near my home.

[flowerlady]

Comfrey tea rocks!