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Re: Hibiscus
- To: t*@packet.net, H*@ulkyvm.louisville.edu, i*@prairienet.org, L*@logees.com
- Subject: Re: Hibiscus
- From: B*@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 3 Jul 1997 04:44:07 -0400 (EDT)
In a message dated 97-07-02 19:15:27 EDT, telem@Packet.Net (T.L.Miller)
writes:
<<
>Did I read recently on the list(S) that hibiscus doesn't like high
phosphorus
> fertilizers? If so, what do you successful bloomers feed them? all year
>round? Batya Levin, Bronx NY
Tropical hibiscus?
Frequently the recommendation is to use a lower phosphorous fertilizer,
but many growers simply use a 20-20-20 water soluble or a 10-10-10
granular and usually get good results.
Tom Miller >>
Hi Tom, I usually use 20-20-20 and sometimes a flower booster in the summer
with high phosphorus (middle number). That's why I'm trying to get
clarification from the person who said he/she doesn't use a high phos.
fertilizer. I have never gotten a lot of blooms.
ps, I don't know if they're tropical hibiscus. Are there more than one kind?
BTW I just bought a tissue-paper like hibiscus tree which is blooming like
mad, but since it's from Franks, I don't know the grower or I'd call to ask
what they use. Batya
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