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Hi All

Im new to 名媛直播, and just got myself a Cotoneaster 名媛直播.
I bought some Slow Release 名媛直播 Fertilizer Pellets as well but wasn't sure how often and how many Pellets I should use.
Any suggestions will be great.

PS. Im in San Francisco.

Slow release pellets usually last for about 6 months or so it should say on the packet is the thing. I am am using biogold so i just place or push the pellet in the soil. But it depends what company it is and whether you need one of those pellet containers that you put above the soil. A picture would be good or if not then a good description of what it says on the packaging would be good.

Read the packet

hummm the pack i bought from my local store actually doesn't have any label on it.
I guess I will have to go back and ask her about it. :dry:

I think we'd need to know in what kind of soil it is first.

Slow release pellets can be from a week to six months, so you do need to know what you have. Also the NPK makeup of them. You don't want high nitrogen at this time of year, unless you are in the southern hemisphere.

m5eaygeoff wrote: Slow release pellets can be from a week to six months, so you do need to know what you have. Also the NPK makeup of them. You don't want high nitrogen at this time of year, unless you are in the southern hemisphere.

I really don't think that matters for a cotoneaster that is in standard potting soil and that has never been on a feeding regime.

Do not know if this helps but the images look similar.

I dont know if they are any good.

The link shows how to use the fertilizer:



The thing is that the company that produces these pellets (bonsai boy) is not the best to get feed from. They sell a hell of a lot of what we call "malsai" (mass produced plants that are made to make a lot of money and have hardly any art involved). If i were you i would get another feed as this feed may not be as trustworthy. I am saying this due to the reputation of the sight, i have not tested or tried this feed so me saying that it is not good may be inncorrect.

Thank you Bob. Any suggestions on any specific brands?