Hey there!
I'm planning to grow some annual wildflowers (Flanders poppies, cornflowers, etc) in a long hessian planter (70x30x35cm). I've currently got a coir-based mix with some all-purpose compost mixed in. I've heard wildflowers don't need particularly fertile soil - but is there not enough organic material in this mix? Would I need to add things like chicken manure pellets or bonemeal/fish blood & bone? Thanks!
Hi. I would go for more of a soil-based compost. As you say, it should not be rich (you won't need fertiliser such as chicken manure or BFB). Perhaps a John Innes No 2?
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