I thought a garden chat and photo thread would be a good idea.
This way, we have a space to share current pictures and discuss dandelions and other plants.
This way, we have a space to share current pictures and discuss dandelions and other plants.
Apply a suitable all-purpose fertilizer once. However, it probably won’t look really good again until next year.
They usually come from greenhouses under optimal conditions and then get quite a shock when placed outside in natural surroundings 🙂
The hydrangea is now growing vigorously and will be taken out of the pot next week.
They usually come from greenhouses under optimal conditions and then get quite a shock when placed outside in natural surroundings 🙂
The hydrangea is now growing vigorously and will be taken out of the pot next week.
gmt94 schrieb:
Could you help us figure out what is wrong with our magnolia? We bought it in May, and it already had a few flowers. At first, there were some aphids on it, which we removed by hand. Suddenly, the leaves started to discolor and dry out. However, new leaves are still growing, but they also look like this after a short time. We only fertilized once with a little coffee grounds and otherwise just watered it. The soil is heavy topsoil with some clay content.
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[ATTACH alt="IMG_20210722_154332.jpg"]63973[/ATTACH]Did you mix in enough wood chips or mulch when planting? Usually, nutrients are lacking. It’s best to fertilize in spring and again after flowering with a handful of fertilizer.ypg schrieb:
Did you mix in enough bone meal when planting? Usually, nutrients are missing. Always fertilize nicely in spring and after flowering with a handful.I only dug the hole. :-)
But I don’t know that we planted in any fertilizer. Do you mean horn shavings? Or are there actually shavings made from brain material?
