I use Foliage Pro 9-3-6 for all of my plants, regardless of type - from tomatoes to conifers, succulents to citrus, oaks, maples, and everything in between. In containers, pH isn't as important as it is in-ground. If you want to acidify the pH of your fertigating solution, test your water, then add white vinegar until the pH is somewhere between 5.2 and 5.8 - then, simply add the same volume of vinegar to a gallon of water/solution when you water/fertilize. Vinegar is short-lived, but this helps plants take up nutrients in the target range. Josh

and a note from me to say I am SO SORRY to Theresa and Daniella to have mixed you two up. Under normal circumstances I can tell everyone apart. But let me tell you. DH brought back a red wine from a vineyards when he visited our DD not long ago. Just to bring me some special wine back. Ok I had ONE!!!!!!!!!! Glass last night and half way through I was SO DRUNK. I knew I should not have come on here roflmao I thought I had it hidden real good ha ha ha ha WRONG!! By the time I finished the glass I also had a horrible headache and I NEVER get a headache from wine :-( but I love both of you the same :-))))) and Haase got all the help...regardless :-)))) Haase I am waiting on the photos :-))) Will post as many as you want to until you figure it out yourself. I am sitting twisting my thumbs too...waiting to see my angels in action. Got so many that I have never seen in bloom. At least some of the seedlings from this year are Y ing already and I am thrilled. Lucy

Croton, Codiaeum variegatum Here is a link that might be useful: info

goodground....toxic - yes, to livestock. It's also a listed noxious weed in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Montana, Oregon, Washington and a plant of concern in several others. I don't know its status in New Jersey.