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Allotment Stuff => The Basics => Topic started by: tomatoada on May 14, 2009, 11:29:29
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What can I put on my Japanese onions to encourage them to grow a bit faster. They seem to be very slow growing.
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when did you plant them?
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The classic is nitram if you can get it about six weeks ago.... Dried blood works quite well..... something with nitrogen and maybe a bit of phosphate but little potash would be favourite. BFB is OK but it is a bit late to be doing it.....
chrisc
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I planted them last Autumn. End of September. I have some Miracle- Gro. Would that be O.K? I am out and about tomorrow so might pop in the Garden Centre. Thanks for replies.
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Urea will certainly give them a kick start... :)
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Glad I saw this post.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. My Senshyu onions went in last November.
I read on here to use Potash for the bulbs. I have been doing this for a while. Not sure how much to use. I have been using 10lts for 100sq ft. (10x10)
Any thoughts would be welcome.
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I planted Senshyu on the 11/10/08 and they've only started bulbing in the last few weeks. ;D ;D ;D
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Don't panic - they often only now start bulbing up.
All in a rush!
Very Japanese
Tora Tora Tora
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Ours have only just started to bulb
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Thanks for the replies. Will be getting some Sulphate of Ammonia from Wilcos..