with larger containers being preferable for sufficient root space and moisture retention. Use a soilless potting mix and supplement with slow-release and soluble fertilizers throughout the growing ...

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Compost is an excellent soil amender and is also a good source of organic matter to replenish nutrients in the soil and provide a slow-release fertilizer ... it to top dress pots and containers ...

I like to use a slow-release fertilizer when planting containers to gradually release nutrients over the course of the summer and reduce the need to use a liquid fertilizer. You should use a ...

Q: What slow-release fertilizer can I use when setting out tomato plants? (along with Epsom salts). — H.M., Montgomery A: You can use organic products such as Microlife, Soil Food (from Garden ...