I've used this and it works well but once applied does it grow bigger and spread underground?
1555433
I didn't have much luck with it at all, if anything the plants wilted away.
534504
Yes, it works quite well at loosening the soil for seeding. That is one of the reasons I bought it.
179708
It will take time but it will grow. When you put it on your scape rub it in your scape.
1670187
No........prepare your soil....loosen it up......spread your seed......and expect good results.
1594578
I have found that this product works well with early blight, but does not completely get rid of it unless you use consistent applications, along with picking off the affected leaves, and disposing of them properly. I've had really good results with this product.
2155505
It's kinda hard to describe...when first sprayed maybe a bit, but after a minute it's not. You can brush it. It's kinda like when you spray clothes with starch ironing...it bulks up the roots.
601239
Yes , it just takes enough rain/water to soak it into ground. Even if it doesnt rain a lot it will help get granules down against the dirt/soil
1838696
Yes and not sure why. It makes it ugly in your garden. Good product and after a few weeks it's not as noticeable.
988181
In my experience, the product needs exposure to water over time to work effectively. I have sprayed a garden hose on areas that weree under cover with success, although this should be repeated several times over a period of weeks. Product works slowly but effectively.
1741963
I have not seen any significant spread .I also have patchy areas where just now I m realizing after putting down about a 1/4 inch top soil/sand blend and then reseeding that with the substantial rains this last 2 weeks in Austin that the seeds are getting washed out as my back yard is sloped (ie top soil gone and sand remains with bare spot) The good news is that I seeded the composted mulch the seed seems to be doing good and not washing out.
560281
I've only used mine for fertilizer. I have no doubt that it would spread rock salt quite well. Sand or rock salt mixed with a lot of sand...I'm not sure how that would spread, but I'd guess the less sand in the mix the better.
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There's nothing in this that can burn your plants. You can use it in any growing situation. In fancier hydro grows that utilize drip emitters or sprayers, this could cause build up over time. As for soil, it would take a lot to overdo it. I don't think there would be much benefit, though. This is made to mimic what is in soil for a hydro grow. If you're using soil, especially something like foxfarms, I don't think this will make any difference. But it won't hurt, so there you go. If you're looking to establish root growth or bigger root systems in soil (not soilless, that's different), I recommend combining Superthrive with the addition of pebbles and stones to the dirt. There's nothing in this that can burn your plants. You can use it in any growing situation. In fancier hydro grows that utilize drip emitters or sprayers, this could cause build up over time. As for soil, it would take a lot to overdo it. I don't think there would be much benefit, though. This is made to mimic what is in soil for a hydro grow. If you're using soil, especially something like foxfarms, I don't think this will make any difference. But it won't hurt, so there you go. If you're looking to establish root growth or bigger root systems in soil (not soilless, that's different), I... » Read More There's nothing in this that can burn your plants. You can use it in any growing situation. In fancier hydro grows that utilize drip emitters or sprayers, this could cause build up over time. As for soil, it would take a lot to overdo it. I don't think there would be much benefit, though. This is made to mimic what is in soil for a hydro grow. If you're using soil, especially something like foxfarms, I don't think this will make any difference. But it won't hurt, so there you go. If you're looking to establish root growth or bigger root systems in soil (not soilless, that's different), I recommend combining Superthrive with the addition of pebbles and stones to the dirt. « Show Less
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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.
1611266
I doubt it, as the sound waves bounce off surfaces causing discomfort for the creatures - there is nothing that goes underground. It would only work on gophers and moles that are above ground.
941296
You need to mix it with soil and apply it to the plants, messy but seems to work well.
1280328
spread it per the directions on the bags. works great just needs water after spreading.
1805023
I have not had the problem. Once you have added the soil and plants there reasly