Anyone use sulphur on their plants?
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Use of Liver of Sulphur in Garden
Comments (4)Have you researched this at all? Of any of the possible vague formulations of what exactly comprises liver of sulfur, the only ingredient I would see of any value to a garden is potassium thiosulfate. All the other possible combinations of potassium and sulfur that could be included (potassium sulfide, potassium polysulfide and potassium bisulfide) in liver of sulfur are either highly combustible, caustic or with an ability to produce toxic gases. Potassium sulfate is a fertilizer - potassium sulfide is used in the manufacture of pyrotechnics or fireworks. Not the same things at all and cannot be used interchangeably. Personally, I would not consider this material safe nor would I consider applying it to a garden, let alone anything edible....See Morehas anyone used cooked squash seeds to start plant
Comments (3)Squash are not usually cooked whole; as already stated, those seeds are dead. To put it another way, you can't cook a chicken, and still expect it to lay eggs. ;-) Cut the squash open & scoop out the raw seeds prior to cooking, if you intend to grow them....See MoreAnyone use Pro-mix BX in planting media for containers?
Comments (5)You can get it at a Napa auto parts store. Its called 8822 floor dry. I just use the miracle grow all purpose shake and feed. It has calcium and magnesium in it that most granular fertilizers are lacking. Occasionally I'll use some foliage pro liquid fertilizer. I really don't have a lot of experience with growing plumeria in containers. But it has worked great with my crown of thorns which in a way seem very similar to plumeria. This will be my first year to have several plumeria in pots. We shall see how it goes!...See MoreAnyone know this plant? Using it as a privacy hedge and need more
Comments (10)There were at least 3 duplicate posts....2 are still present although the first one with the identification was several days ago now. And if you Google images of bay laurel, you will find plenty of of images of leaves with undulating margins that appear to be serrated....I even have a few dried bay leaves in my spice drawer that are undulated/serrated. Ditto with the berries...calling them 'pointed' may be a stretch but a slight protuberance is clearly seen on many images....See Morepopmama (Colorado, USDA z5)
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