[pwgun]

What is it in tomerite that toms etc like,  ie sulphate of ?? whatever.

[Aunt Sally]

It's high in phosphorus to encourage flowering.  If they have too much nitrogen they produce lots of leaves and not much flower  

[Eddie Spud]

Forgive me if I'm wrong, it's a long time ago I studdied this, but it goes something like this.

On any plant food it should show a percentage of NPK on the pack.

N = Nitrogen
P = Phosphorus
K = Potassium (Sulphate of Potash)

Nitrogen feeds the leaves of plants.
Phosphorus feeds the roots, and
Potassium feeds the flowers / fruits.

Therefore, Tomarite should be higher in K (to feed the fruits) than in N & P.

[leeky]

got some here. says on the bottle not to feed untill the toms are there. so im impatiently waiting.   :x

[Biscombe]

PS Wilkinsons do a version thats half price!!

[pwgun]

thanks

[Flying Cyril]

PS Wilkinsons do a version thats half price!!

I got a couple of cans for nothing,, cant beat that.
"Flying" Cyril.

[shaun]

PS Wilkinsons do a version thats half price!!

do they have wilkos in spain biscombe ?