Description

CUTTINGS – Cut and remove a non-flowering 10cm shoot. Trim to leave the top two pairs of leaves. Dip in rooting gel. Insert firmly into compost, water, and place in a poly bag, in a warm spot away from direct sunlight.POTTING – Thoroughly water the plant, gently tap the pot to remove, shake off loose compost. Place the plant in a new pot with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down, and water.PLANTING OUT – Dig a hole approximately twice the depth and diameter of the root ball. Place the plant in the hole with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down, and water. Removing dead flowers after they have bloomed ensures maximum plant energy for more flowers.Westland John Innes Ericaceous Compost is the ideal compost for strong, healthy ericaceous plants. It feeds for 4 weeks with added iron for maximum leaf greening. Developed specially to help all acid-loving (lime-hating) plants bloom & thrive.Always read the product label before use. Use in a well-ventilated place and avoid breathing in dust. We recommend wearing gloves when gardening and then washing hands after use.