toomanytommytoes
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(30-04-2026, 06:55 PM)JJB Wrote: (28-04-2026, 12:10 PM)toomanytommytoes Wrote: Next up is aquilegias. Most of the packet germinated so I have quite a few of these left to shift , even though they've been quite popular so far. Selling them for £2 per pot or 6 for £10. They were originally in 6 cell module trays, but the heavy rains over winter compacted the compost so much I didn't want to sell them like that, so I moved them into into 9cm pots.
What potting medium do you use, TMTT, homemade or bought? If homemade what recipe? Homemade but it's predominantly bought. 80% peat free compost, 10% coir, 10% worm castings or homemade compost. Also add 6g of blood/fish/bone per litre of compost since peat free compost tends to run out of nitrogen quickly. The peat free used for these was Westland.
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