I learned in gardening class a few weeks back about the N-P-K 
classification system for fertilisers. The three numbers 
represent proportions of Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potassium. 
A 20-20-20 mixture is general purpose, a 40-20-20 would promote 
green foliage, etc. 
Here is a jar of Orchid fertilizer, rated 25-20-20. The ratio
seems to suggest green foliage growth, and I purchased it
specifically for my houseplants, which are all green-foliage
plants.
Why would they label it specifically "orchid fertilizer" instead
of "green growth"?
Thanks for any hints, suggestions or tips.
Christopher.Greaves@CapCanada.Com    www.interlog.com/~cgreaves
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