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  • jgarvani
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    Nick where did you see this because the last sentence on page https://www.hotbincomposting.com/blo...al-hotbin.html says it "can then be used undiluted as a lovely liquid feed on your garden"

  • Nick
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    This is the advice on the web site.
    Always dilute liquid fertiliser (leachate) at a ratio of 1:10 (1 part liquid fertiliser (leachate) to 10 parts water)

  • Christopher Garner
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    I have the same concern. It looks like pretty potent stuff. Too potent I would have thought to be used neat.Also, does any one know whether the leachate is likely to be nitrate rich or potash rich?

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  • Corby80
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    You can use it neat, it doesn't need to be watered down.

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  • steveninaster
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    I've just been adding whatever I get to a 2 gallon watering can each week. No idea if that's right but I can't see that it would do any harm.

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  • Organrunner
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    Leachate as fertiliser

    If using the leachate as a fertiliser, what ratio is recommended to use with a gallon of water? I've only had the bin a short while and have drained the leachate once.
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