@GMB Sometimes it’s the little things that lead to bigger discoveries. A wart today, skin cancer tomorrow. It’s not black & white, in my experience most people seek easier opinions earlier like a pharmacy, before attempting to see a GP as this is always the most difficult appt to get
@JulietteNYRO I’m Kind of the opposite, my Lupins thrive, I don’t do anything to them, they are so low maintenance and I hardly have any issues, until they bloom and then I get green flys eating the nectar.
@JulietteNYRO@jackwallington@DefraGovUK Hey yeah, I was wishing I had kept in pots a little longer and growing on but I wanted to get the in the ground as I find they grow more quickly and stronger when they get to a certain size. Trial and error sometimes 🌻🐌
@jackwallington@DefraGovUK Thank-you I just can’t seem to beat them. They have obliterates a few new plants already. Wa considering digging them up until they get a bit bigger but I think I will probably lose the fight
@jackwallington I found if left to grow the undergrowth dies, when you do eventually cut it the health of the grass underneath is compromised. My experience only
@Nat_Cassidy Quick tip once the shoots get to 10cm or have got there third layer of leaves to nip out the tip of the plant to make them more bushy and less leggy.