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Re: Tomatoes Need Help

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Sorry I did not explain myself.   I put the tea leaves on the soil around
the base of the tomato plant.
any surplus tea bags or loose tea that I have, (of course used first to make
a drink!) I put in to a large tub and add rain water and use the cold tea as
a food for the tomatoes.  the tannin in the water improves the flavor, as
well as increases the flowers on the tomatoe plants.   Try it a free plant
food if you drink tea and only throw the tealeaves away.
Anne
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From: "Symeon" <fcn@sub.noon.org>
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Sent: 13 June 2001 20:03
Subject: Re: Tomatoes Need Help


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> "Anne Armstrong" <anne.armstrong1@ntlworld.com> writes:
> > I also always put our used tea leaves around the base, which gives
> > them a better flavour.
>
> The tomatoes or the tea?
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