Tui Tomato Food
In sandwiches or salads roasted or plucked straight from the vine – tomatoes take pride of place in every Kiwi’s garden over the summer months, no matter how you choose to enjoy yours.
Tui Tomato Food is a blend of nitrogen, phosphorus and a generous amount of potassium, formulated to promote the growth and fruit potential of all types of tomatoes. Adding Tui Tomato Food during the growing season will replace nutrients taken from the soil and ensure you get the most out of your tomato plants.
Use in your garden beds, and you'll be harvesting a bumper crop of flavoursome homegrown tomatoes this season.
N–P–K 3–4–8 + sulphur, magnesium, calcium & trace elements.
Benefits
- Replenishes nutrients to encourage healthy growth.
- Suitable for other plants that require higher levels of potassium.
- N–P–K 3–4–8 + sulphur, magnesium, calcium & trace elements.
Directions for use
When planting:
- When planting apply 200g (approx. 2/3 cup) per square metre of garden.
- Mix thoroughly into the soil and plant as per label instructions.
- Water in well after application.
Established plants:
- Apply 100g (approx. 1/3 cup) per square metre of garden around the base of the plant.
- Water in well after application, taking care to wash any product off the plant foliage.
Not recommended for use in pots and containers.
Use in your garden beds every four weeks during key growth periods for a bumper crop of homegrown tomatoes.
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Cannot beat this for lots of yummy tomatoes. I make Sauce, Relish and bottle Puree for soups.
Beverly Diamond
Tui Tomato Mix
No matter how you choose to enjoy yours; in sandwiches, salads, roasted or plucked straight from the vine, tomatoes take pride of place in every Kiwi's garden over the summer months. Tui Tomato Mix is a high quality planting mix containing the right blend of nutrients to provide your tomatoes with the best possible start and sustained growth throughout the season. We’ve added extra potassium to this mix, just what your tomato plants need to encourage a plentiful harvest of big juicy fruit.
Use in your garden beds and in pots and containers, and you’ll be harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown tomatoes this summer. Follow our 3 step Tomato Growing Guide >
This bag is recyclable through the soft plastics recycling scheme, it just needs to be clean and dry. Learn how to clean and dry your Tui growing media bags here.
Debco Saturaid
500g covers up to 25 square metres.
SaturAid granular soil wetter is a unique and worthwhile addition to all gardens. It saves you time and money as it reduces water use by up to 50%.
It is a granular soil wetter made from coir and other non toxic ingredients. When applied, it channels water to the root zone where it is needed most. SaturAid promotes even water distribution so there is less water run off and dry spots in potting mix and soils. It makes watering, rainfall and fertilisers more effective, even in sandy, clay or compacted soils.
Apply SaturAid to all areas of the garden including indoor and outdoor pot plants, shrubs, garden beds and lawns. As SaturAid is made from eco-friendly materials it is safe to use in the vegetable garden. SaturAid will start working immediately.
Note: SaturAid is not a water storing crystal. It is not a jelly like substance that holds water in the soil.
Tomato Growing Guide
In sandwiches or salads, roasted or plucked straight from the vine – tomatoes take pride of place in every Kiwi’s garden over the summer months, no matter how you choose to enjoy yours. Plant in your garden beds, pots and containers and you’ll be harvesting a bumper crop of homegrown tomatoes this summer!
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