Citrus medica sarcodactylis, commonly known as the Buddha's Hand tree, is a variety of citrus grown for its very unusual fruit, which ripens in winter. The bright yellow fruit is shaped like a hand and comprises solely of rind. They have no flesh or seeds but do have a lemon aroma. It grows densely with glossy, dark green leaves to about 3 m tall and the same width and can be trimmed as necessary. The Buddha's Hand tree is commonly grown as an interesting shrub with the fruit used to decorate bowls and platters, or sliced for drinks. It can also be maintained in a large container.
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Wuxal Super is the elite when it comes to feeding plants either through foliar applications or via the irrigation water. This product is used by commercial orchardists, plant nurseries, vegetable growers, and greenhouse producers in NZ and around the world. It has a NPK rating of 8:11.5:11 and the right trace elements for improving plant performance. If you want the best results, this is the right choice and it is very cost effective. To make up 5 L of feed, add just 25 mls (1.5 tablespoons) into the 5 litres of water and mix well. Spray onto plants liberally or use it to water plants. This can be done as often as 1-2 times per week.
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