Eucomis Bicolor
By Surreylad
10 Apr, 2012
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shooting up now, quite pleased...
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this one i started early Pp, my other is only just starting to show...
10 Apr, 2012
looks really smart looking at all of it - how pretty
10 Apr, 2012
I will go and have a good look now SL..
10 Apr, 2012
cheers Paul, good luck Pp...
10 Apr, 2012
:)))
10 Apr, 2012
Bingo! Just the smallest tip of one of the three I planted.
10 Apr, 2012
What on earth have you been feeding it!!
10 Apr, 2012
Wow,that's doing well !
10 Apr, 2012
Excellent Pp :-)
Meanie home made tea liquid feed..(old tea leaves stewed in a big tub)...
Thanks Bloomer...
10 Apr, 2012
Ok - is it that easy?
10 Apr, 2012
yes really easy...leaves need to stew for 6 weeks though then i cap (about 15ml) per 5L water... ( word of warning though put the tub well away as it's a bit pungent )
10 Apr, 2012
Easy for me - I drink tea prolifically!
10 Apr, 2012
i prefer lose leaf tea, drives my o/h nuts :-))
10 Apr, 2012
Me too (and proper coffee), but for ease it has to be Yorkshire tea bags.
10 Apr, 2012
yes i agree there Yorkshire tea bags are good, and proper coffee...
10 Apr, 2012
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10 Apr, 2012