I've only got jalapeños, banana, and pineapple plants. The tomatoes are finished for now. I should get an avocado started.You sure it's not an avocado?
This is a pineapple threadI disagree with your sweeping statement earlier that sharp knives are safer. I have blunt knives and don't use them to cut anything hard. Touching wood of course, I think that's safest of all
My avocados are doing quite well they've enjoyed the last month.
A quick Google suggests that equal proportions of N, P and K is ideal.Our pineapple plants seem to be a bit slow at the moment. They need a feed, I think. But I can't get pineapple feed here. Anyone got any ideas of how to feed pineapple plants?
What gives N P K that is readily available?A quick Google suggests that equal proportions of N, P and K is ideal.
What gives N P K that is readily available?
Any garden centre will sell you fertiliser/plant food. You just need to find one which has nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus in equal proportions. I think pineapples like a bit of magnesium, too, but only in trace quantities.What gives N P K that is readily available?
Unfortunately we don't have garden centres here in Spain.Any garden centre will sell you fertiliser/plant food. You just need to find one which has nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus in equal proportions. I think pineapples like a bit of magnesium, too, but only in trace quantities.
Hmm. What a very uncivilised country!Unfortunately we don't have garden centres here in Spain.
Unfortunately we don't have garden centres here in Spain.
Talk to it, plants feed on CO2.Our pineapple plants seem to be a bit slow at the moment. They need a feed, I think. But I can't get pineapple feed here. Anyone got any ideas of how to feed pineapple plants?
There's three in this pot. You can see the banana in the background.Post a picture of your pineapple plants.
Not yet. We're moving to Galicia in about 4 weeks so will be then.i feed most things with seaweed. are you near the coast?
For Stella?Post a picture of your pineapple plants.