What form is this fertilizer in? I have a spreader, would this work with it?
1485349
This comes in crystals form and should be used with a Miracle-Gro dispenser which is connected to the water hose. It mixes the crystals with water and is sprayed on the lawn. Hope this helps.
1485350
This product is a water soluble granule and must be mixed with water to apply.
1485351
need a hose and hose-end sprayer; this fertilizer is water soluble, so it is dissolved in water and spread by spraying.
1485352
The Miracle Gro Lawn food is in granules and no I don't think a spreader is a good idea because the pouches it comes in isn't very much. You could spread it with your hands though, say in a 20x20ft space and then saturate with water to dissolve the granules. I use Miracle Gro plant food that way.
226845
It will work with any seed or fertilizer. It has a lever that you can set to any seed size setting you need, also you can shut the flow of any seed or fertilizer completely off if you need to. I used mine with zero issues!
1046943
I just spread both Bermuda seed (very small seed size) and Bahia seed (a little larger), but I was concerned that the Brinly would not do as even a job as my small hand held spreader. The Brinly is perfect for all forms of granular fertilizer, so it might work just as well for small seed. It is a cascading unit, with an approximate 5' total spread width....maybe 6'. I use settings 4 to 5 for fertilizer, so setting it at 1 or 2 should work fine for seed, but I just wanted a little more control on spreading the seed.If I had been planting more than a couple acres of seed, I would have definitely used the Brinly. I just spread both Bermuda seed (very small seed size) and Bahia seed (a little larger), but I was concerned that the Brinly would not do as even a job as my small hand held spreader. The Brinly is perfect for all forms of granular fertilizer, so it might work just as well for small seed. It is a cascading unit, with an approximate 5' total spread width....maybe 6'. I use settings 4 to 5 for fertilizer, so setting it at 1 or 2 should work fine for seed, but I just wanted a little more control on spreading the seed.If I had been planting more than a couple acres of seed, I would have... » Read More I just spread both Bermuda seed (very small seed size) and Bahia seed (a little larger), but I was concerned that the Brinly would not do as even a job as my small hand held spreader. The Brinly is perfect for all forms of granular fertilizer, so it might work just as well for small seed. It is a cascading unit, with an approximate 5' total spread width....maybe 6'. I use settings 4 to 5 for fertilizer, so setting it at 1 or 2 should work fine for seed, but I just wanted a little more control on spreading the seed.If I had been planting more than a couple acres of seed, I would have definitely used the Brinly. « Show Less
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The directions on the product says to use the Ross Root Feeder fertilizer. I mainly use the root feeder as a root waterer especially because of the drought here in Ca.
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I find any fertilizer that dissolves completely works fine. The key is to be sure there are no granules that can get lodged in the hose. You can use a paint straining bag that you buy at Home Depot to fit in a 5 gallon bucket to strain out any small particles. Be sure to rinse in between uses to avoid residue build up.
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each spreader will put out so many pounds of fertilizer per 100o sq ft based on speed and setting (also size of material). The agri fab spreader manual has this information. Find the same info for the spreader that you have and make the adjustments. There is not a conversion chart that I know of.
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Interesting the model number is different, now, than what I have. The product you are looking at is the ''22305'' model. I own the ''22315'' item. The ''22315'' item is 37.5 pounds. The NKF is 32-0-4. Heavy on the nitrogen for sure! I hope this helps. Happy to write you back with more information or photos if you require. My initial purchase of fertilizer was confusing for me, as well, because of lack of information from the reseller and manufacturer. Good luck!
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Just follow the directions on the package. I used a seed spreader, put it down like you are putting down fertilizer. You need to water the lawn then.
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I have only used this spreader once so please understand that. I guess it could happen but the product your spreading should drop to the ground. The exception I could think of is if you are putting out a weed and feed as most say to spread when the grass is damp so it would at least stick to the wheels some. Most products are small grains so it shouldn't be an issue. Might there be one that does - it's possible. The feed mechanism is far and away superior to the Scotts's spreaders I have used previously. Don't let the product sticking in the wheels be the only reason you didn't buy this.
1506323
I never premix any fertilizer.... I mix what I need and use. Hope that helps you.
817882
I never have used it for that plant, but I would think it would be a wonderful fertilizer for any plant. I use it for everything else. It's my favorite (besides the horse manure of course).
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Don't know what kind of spreader you have but the one I got when I ordered my seed had instructions on how to adjust it for that seed. Worked perfectly. No fast running out at all. Hope this is helpful.
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I believe it would work, but check instructions which list types of materials to be used in the spreader
1509320
It worked well with homemade fertilizer, which I assume is much thicker than liquid cleaner. I put a PVC pipe in the bucket I was siphoning from so I could make sure the liquid was siphoned off. When I noticed the level was not dropping, I increased the flow of the nozzle.
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Spread width is very much a factor of the type of material and speed. Typically I probably assume roughly 20' spread width in open field areas with typical granular lime or fertilizer and moderate speed. If I slow it down I can probably get down to about a 10 feet spreading width. The seed won't run as far as the lime and fertilizer. I have been very satisfied with this unit, especially the stability on uneven or sloping land, where some other less stable units would tend to turn over.
2200162
My native grass mix was too fuzzy. The seeds would not feed through the opening at the bottom of the hopper---even at the most-open setting. (Otherwise this has been a great spreader for fertilizer and regular grass seed.)
226844
I used in 15 acres with fertilizer and worked very good . Spayed in a width of around 15 ft. I suppose that it will work similar for seeds but I have not tried for that