Boost your salad veg with potash! It’s essential for fruiting crops like tomatoes & peppers. Use a liquid tomato feed rich in potash once flowers set, then feed weekly. Stop when nights cool to help plants wind down naturally. Stronger plants, better harvests! #GardeningTips #PotashPower

Reusing last season’s tomato grow bags? No problem! Just remove old roots & flush out fertiliser salts with rainwater. Great crops to plant next? Cucumbers, melons, radishes, beans, lettuces, & herbs. But skip peppers & aubergines—they’re too closely related to tomatoes. #Recycling #GardeningTips

Sawdust is an excellent mulch! Apply a 2.5 cm (1 in) layer on moist soil to reduce evaporation, retain moisture, and suppress annual weeds. It also prevents weed seeds from germinating. Just ensure it’s well-aged or add nitrogen to prevent nutrient deficiency in the short term. #GardeningTips #Mulch

Reusing last season’s tomato grow bags? No problem! Just remove old roots & flush out fertiliser salts with rainwater. Great crops to plant next? Cucumbers, melons, radishes, beans, lettuces, & herbs. But skip peppers & aubergines—they’re too closely related to tomatoes. #Recycling #GardeningTips

Sawdust is an excellent mulch! Apply a 2.5 cm (1 in) layer on moist soil to reduce evaporation, retain moisture, and suppress annual weeds. It also prevents weed seeds from germinating. Just ensure it’s well-aged or add nitrogen to prevent nutrient deficiency in the short term. #GardeningTips #Mulch

Keep your veggies snug, your potatoes safe, and your brassicas standing tall! 🌱 Check out our latest blog on the benefits of earthing up-your garden will thank you! 🏡🌿 Read more here: vegplotter.com/blog/the-art... #gardeningtips #earthingup #growyourown

Keep your veggies snug, your potatoes safe, and your brassicas standing tall! 🌱 Check out our latest blog on the benefits of earthing up—your garden will thank you! 🏡🌿 Read more here: https://vegplotter.com/blog/the-art-of-earthing-up #gardeningtips #earthingup #growyourown

For homemade liquid manure! Fill a hessian sack with manure (or comfrey leaves), tie it securely & suspend it in a water-filled container. After 2 weeks, remove the sack & use the nutrient-rich liquid—neat for well-watered plants or diluted as a foliar spray. #GardeningTips #LiquidFertilizer

For homemade liquid manure! Fill a hessian sack with manure (or comfrey leaves), tie it securely & suspend it in a water-filled container. After 2 weeks, remove the sack & use the nutrient-rich liquid—neat for well-watered plants or diluted as a foliar spray. #GardeningTips #LiquidFertilizer