Will this fertilizer improve onion bulb growth
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Yes. Frequent small doses of ammonium sulfate will improve the growth of onions. 1 tablespoon diluted per 5 gallons of water weekly will make them grow bigger and sweeter.
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Hi. I'm not sure about the ratio. The exact ratio is probably not that critical as this fertilizer is very gentle on plants (don't have to worry about using too much). But this stuff doesn't smell great, so wear a chip clip on your nose during and after! Or just do what I do-- use fish fertilizer on shrubs, trees and flowers, and use granular fertilizer on grass. (And synthetic liquid fertilizer on houseplants.) Happy Gardening!
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Well, you can always add something (miracle-gro) mid season if you feel it is necessary. Get the best soil mix that your nursery has. The flowers in my flower boxes using the mix from the gardenpatch were exceptional. But, that had the fertilizer tube.
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Absolutely! As the previous post states...use it with confidence; plants easily utilize the additional nutrients and it shows.
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Actually you should definitely apply the fungus control at the time you fertilize because the fertilizer is the likely cause of the fungus or what promotes the growth of fungus already there. It's probably the nitrogen but whatever it is in fertilizer that promotes fungus growth, the only way to keep this from happening is to time the fungus control at the same time you fertilize.
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It's my understanding that additional fertilizers are not required, however i do use Seachem Flourish Tablets in my tank along with the CaribSea Eco-Complete
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Negligible on all three counts. It's not about "fertilizing" the plants. It's about the hormonal effects that seaweed has on plants. I use it on Stag Horn ferns, all of my orchids and various other plants such as those in hanging baskets. If you use Seaweed or Kelp, don't omit the fertilization. It's not meant to be used in place of a good fertilizer. Any decent fertilizer will include all the minerals and trace elements you need. The end result is more robust roots. (The better the roots are...the better the uptake of nutrients...the healthier the plant) 1 TBSP per Gal is good. Use once a month.
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I don't know about the organic fertilizer or not but you don't get lemons the first yr anyway. Mine have survived their first winter inside and kept its leaves. Hopefully this year I may see lemons. I got blooms last yr but no lemons. I know most fruit trees it's 5 yrs. I have had Myers lemons before and they are sweeter. It was in good health when I got it.
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It depends on your budget and your plants stage of growth. This metal halide is a very good choice for the vegetative growth. https://www.texashydroponics.com/shop/product.php?productid=2713&cat;=347&page;=1. This high pressure sodium is good for the blooming stage. https://www.texashydroponics.com/shop/product.php?productid=1788&cat;=348&page;=1These are more on the expensive end of the price range.
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Generally yes, although i guess it depends what you are growing. Personally i switch to t5 bulbs that are between 30,000 k - 35,000 k. The lights it comes with are good for vegetative growth.
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Yes, helps transplanting, dividing etc., very beneficial to root growth which is what you want to support.
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I use it when transplanting, applying the mycorrhizae granules directly onto the exposed roots. I do use compost, but do not use nitrogen fertilizer at that time. My understanding is that extra nitrogen tends to inhibit the nitrogen fixing function of the mycorrhizae. Once the plant is established with its own population of mycorrhizae inhabiting the roots I suppose that one could supplement with fertilizer as needed.
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Truly depends on plants & doing specific growth . red grows -blue moonlight slowed & green picks up algge growth etc..
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Yes I put miracle grow liquid kelp soluble fertilizer garlic spray (misquito) all kinds.
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I don't think it will help with plant growth. The roots of you plants may bond with the peat granules and extract minerals that the granules remove from the the water column. I would suggest to mix sphagnum peat moss with organic soil for a substrate. Check out Dustin's Fishtanks on YouTube.
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it depends on what you're feeding, and the stage of growth. fox farms has excellent directions and charts to manage nutrients. if you're growing herbs hydroponically, then you can add this to your nutrient solution at basically any stage. it's mild, but a powerful dose of micronutrients and sweeteners. the bigger the plant, the more it will take. however, in a undeveloped root system, you can build pockets in the soil. these can be problematic, and flushing is your only viable solution to this. you would have to really over-do it for this to happen. I apply it every other feeding, with the nutrient solution, in ph adjusted water. hope this helps. east side dave says, "what what!! face!" it depends on what you're feeding, and the stage of growth. fox farms has excellent directions and charts to manage nutrients. if you're growing herbs hydroponically, then you can add this to your nutrient solution at basically any stage. it's mild, but a powerful dose of micronutrients and sweeteners. the bigger the plant, the more it will take. however, in a undeveloped root system, you can build pockets in the soil. these can be problematic, and flushing is your only viable solution to this. you would have to really over-do it for this to happen. I apply it every other feeding, with the... » Read More it depends on what you're feeding, and the stage of growth. fox farms has excellent directions and charts to manage nutrients. if you're growing herbs hydroponically, then you can add this to your nutrient solution at basically any stage. it's mild, but a powerful dose of micronutrients and sweeteners. the bigger the plant, the more it will take. however, in a undeveloped root system, you can build pockets in the soil. these can be problematic, and flushing is your only viable solution to this. you would have to really over-do it for this to happen. I apply it every other feeding, with the nutrient solution, in ph adjusted water. hope this helps. east side dave says, "what what!! face!" « Show Less
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I used this highly recommended product as my only fertilizer and it is working very well. Shortly after I began using it, the leaves "perked right up". I should mention, I am growing my first Orchid. I wish you much success!