My bottle did not come with liquid measurements. How much powder per gallon of water? Thank you!
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I used the product dry. I lightly sprayed the base of saguaro arm with waterAnd then lightly sprinkled the Bonide on. Then placed it in my potting material Most people claim there is less than 50/50 to restart a saguaro Mine bloomed this year and us growing great. Good luck !
1528955
You do not use it with water. Dip the cut end of what you want to root. You only need to wet the cut end. After you dip it into the hormone powder shake off excess and put directly into dirt.
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You don't mix it with water. Just dip the cut end of the plant into the powder and then put the plant put it in the soil.
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I have been using the directions on the bottle. Mix One ounce per inch of circumference measured at chest height (4'6") into one gallon of water. It has been working for me.
1223485
Directions say to use 1oz per gallon so my third grade math says for 4oz use 4 gallons of water.
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1 oz per gallon of water. Or a bit less than 1/2 tsp per cup of water. See http://www.bugspray.net/labels/gentrol_igr_label.pdf. I used a spray bottle to mix small amounts.
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I just got a syringe and figured that 2cc was the right amount for 1 gallon of water. if this is a wrong compilation please let me know!
439965
2 ounces per gallon of water 1/2 ounce per quart. Mix only what you need. The unused portion can't be saved.
574549
ok im looking directly at the instructions on the bottle....it says 2.5 oz of concentration to 1 gallon of water OR a 1 to 50 ratio. hope this helps.
1700279
Hello - the instructions say to mix 0.9 gram (one scoop of the measuring spoon that comes with the powder) with one or two gallons of water to treat 1000 square feet. It also says to add 2 teaspoons (1/3 fluid ounce) of nonionic surfactant per gallon of water; I used dish soap as the nonionic surfactant and the results were fine. Here is a link to a discussion about dish soaps; looks like some are better suited for this purpose than others: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/lawns/msg0511192431499.html
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There isn't any specs on the bottle itself. It does come out like water if that helps.
1098190
I make 1 gallon of coconut yo with 1 tsp of gi pro start guess I don't know how much in the entire bottle
52965
Yes the bottle labels have a table that tell you how much to mix for the following gallons of water:2.5 gal 1/2tsp part A and B5 gal, 1tsp part A and B30 gal, 2tbs (1oz) part A and B60 gal, 4tbs (20z) part A and B
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I talked to the guy at Fizzion (nice people there!) about the measurements. It used to say to mix it with 16 oz. of warm water, then it said 23 oz. of warm water, and the bottle was a goofy size. He said the mixture should be 1 tablet to 23 oz. water. I don't look at, or care about, anything printed on any bottle. I mix mine 1 tablet to about 20 oz. of water in their bottle or a generic one I got at Walmart. It works.
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This bottle in the picture is capsules. If you want powder form, look for the containers that look more like tubs. Powder is the way to go.
1284122
I mix it in my hand each time I use it with the same amount of cleanser I've always used. I just dip a wet finger into the powder and use that much each time (the powder doesn't dissolve or clump so its okay if it gets some moisture in it). Not sure what the ratio measurements would be. Hope this helps.
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For a one gallon of water(128 ozs.) : 1-2 oz. or 2-4 Tablespoons are the recommended amount. Using the largest amt recommended: a half-gallon/64 ozs. would require 1 oz or 2 T. 32 ozs. would require 1/2 oz/1 T So that would be somewhere near 1/2 Tablespoon for 24 oz. bottle.
1100695
There should be a scoop buried in the powder in the container. I ran out of the powder so I can't measure how much is in a scoop. I use 1/2 of what they say.
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The 8oz container comes with a self-dispensing container that akkows you to mix 0.2 to 0.8 oz per gallon. I use the max (0.8oz/gallon) so one bottle is enough for 10 gallons, which is more than I use a year.