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Hi,
I have recently moved house and discoveredin the dark depths of the shed old fertiliser that has turned to ush in the bags, mostly standard NPK and some fruit tree fert. I was wondering whether it OK/worthwhile chucking in the compost? Or is there something else I should be doing with it?

I can’t use it eaily in the way it was deisgned but seems a waste to just chuck it….

Thanks for any ideas or knowledge

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Hi Adi, it most likely would have lost it’s fertiliser value. It wouldn’t do any harm sprinkling this around the plants in normal volumes, but potentially will not get the result. Thanks, the Palmers team

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