That's why we started giving them pumpkin initially, to settle upset tummies and help with occasional diarrhea. They like it so much that they don't want to eat dry food without it.All I know for sure is if a doggie has diarrhea give him pumpkin lol, dogs get upset stomachs from change of the type of food or even the schedule. You doing right by them and yourself, I love win win situations
Not exactly garden, but I didn't know where to put this.
Cut down all trees there and grow yours loved plants in the garden. so the room covered with all greens
mangoes? i'm trying to grow a mango in a container, from a pit. it's about 2 feet high, but i keep running into some kind of problem. it'll start throwing a bunch of leaves, then the new leaves will get spotty and dry up....not sure if i'm feeding it right, may be bad medium...about to repot it into fresh medium in a larger pot, which should fix any root issues...but still wondering about feeding, found half a dozen sites with conflicting information
Mangos are pretty tough plants and require lots of heat units and light units to grow properly. And they need to dry up fully between waterings. Like bone dry almost. Dont over water. And tall tree pots work best, when the tap root hits the bottom of the pot the tree will.get salt burn. So best to flush occasionally with warmed up rain water. A plant that small doesnt need much fertilizer. you can use a dyna grow foliar pro type liquid with a few hundred ppm on it every other watering. Something like that. Or a spoon full of osmocote slow release will be fine for 5 months.
was going by the leaves, they didn't really look like mangoes
looks like tangerines?
