The only place on the internet I've found regarding feeding othonnas is speck's care guide, which just says 'low'. Very helpful!
The plants im concerned about are my othonna hederifolia, which are growing in inorganic medium and hence need a feed, judging by the yellow/blotchy patches appearing on some of the leaves
Can anyone be a bit more specific? thank you in advance
By "inorganic medium", I assume you mean you are growing in something that is entirely a coarse aggregate and contains no soil? Soil is inorganic but is quite capable of holding nutrients without hydroponic-type feeding.
Still, plants in pots all need feeding one way or another, sooner or later. Once certainly won't hurt, not will regular application of very dilute soluble fertiliser. Don't bother if you've repotted recently into anything except a mix without any soil or organic components. Any commercial soil, including John Innes, has sufficient fertiliser for any slow-growing succulent for many months at least.
you know what I mean, I bought them in a soilless mix
Does anyone have some rough guide to the amount I should feed? low or very diulute arent really much help, as those terms mean probably very different things to me and you
McFarland wrote:you know what I mean, I bought them in a soilless mix
Seriously, I have no clue. People throw around the term "inorganic" and most of the time they don't actually mean "inorganic". Please explain what you're growing them in.
