WILKO Tomato Fertilizer

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Went into WILKO for Tomato Fertilizer, what seemed like a bargain, on closer inspection, found it had already been diluted. The 1 litre bottles are still concentrated. :? :?
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Shopping for Tomato fertiliser is one of the most challenging mental arithmetic tests you can do, should be part of GCSE.
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Geoff wrote:Shopping for Tomato fertiliser is one of the most challenging mental arithmetic tests you can do, should be part of GCSE.


errm... It was on mine ... that was about 9-10 years ago now :/ lol
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I see Aldi have tomato feed for £1.89 which seems reasonable - unfortunately as I've only looked online I couldnt see if it was dilute. Don't know if anyone else has looked, but I generally rate Aldi's products.
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Pawty wrote:I see Aldi have tomato feed for £1.89 which seems reasonable - unfortunately as I've only looked online I couldnt see if it was dilute. Don't know if anyone else has looked, but I generally rate Aldi's products.


If it is for a litre. Asda is £1;50
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