algarve,
Portugal 
does anybody knows the drawings on pots of flowers you buy at the supermarket ? e.g. NPK ? it has a pot and one flower in it
29 May, 2010
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algarve,
Portugal
does anybody knows the drawings on pots of flowers you buy at the supermarket ? e.g. NPK ? it has a pot and one flower in it
29 May, 2010
Previous question
Not sure what you're asking, Marleen... NPK refers to the level of nutrients in plant feed, or what level of nutrients a plant needs, and usually consists of a number such as 6-6-7 or 20-10-10, etc. If you have a drawing of a pot showing a flower shape on the label, that just means it's a flowering plant, not just a foliage one.
29 May, 2010