permaculture

[Sridharan D V <goodnewsindia@gmail.com>]

i know you are on this list.
i am flagging this just in case you missed it.
i shall fwd similarly in future saying, simply: 'flagging'
trust it will be okay
-dv

On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 4:27 PM, Lawrence F. London, Jr.
<venaurafarm@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> Les Mulder wrote:
>
>> We have one of these too. Like all citrus, they are gross feeders.
>> We feed ours regularly (at least every month or so) some or all of the 
>> following:
>> Seaweed solution
>> Charlie Carp (made from mashed up European carp dredged out of our rivers)
>> Urine
>> Worm tea
>> Worm castings
>> Compost
>
> Thanks for yours and the other replies. I will try granulated seaweed,
> urine and compost. I also have many rotted hay roundbales. I will
> take a lot of this and soak it in water, mix in seaweed to make a
> nutrient rich tea to apply. Will also add rock phosphate, greensand and
> azomite. It has borne fruit before, years ago but has been somewhat
> neglected since. I hope to get a crop of these fine lemons before too
> long. Meyer lemons, organic, are the best. Now I need a dwarf lime tree
> to go with it. Later add a calmondin.
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