Should I put fertilizer individually? or Should I make a mix of all fertilizers?
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The instructions are located on the side of the box. It will clarify which fertilizers to use during the seed/veg/flowering stage. Hope this helps and Happy growing.
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No you can mix them all in a gallon of water or whatever container your using.
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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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I did, but cut back on other organic "additives". Not counting compost in there, just ANY thing that came out of a container. And of course you always have to watch your NPK.
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Yes, mix with water at a ratio of 2 to 3 teaspoons per gallon every other watering.
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I have not used it with fertilizer yet, only salting for the winter...had no problems there....
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You know, I had horrible tomato luck last year. Nothing to do with this fertilizer, it was the variety of plants I got from a garden show that were NOT disease resistant. I will try this fertilizer again this year. You can mix with some compost and throw in the hole before you plant. Then dig a little hole near the base of the plant and put the fertilizer directly in every couple weeks. During the season.
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Usually when you seed you add a starter fertilizer. I doubt that adding milorganite would hurt anything though
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I grow my tomato plants in large pots, the more I water them, the more dirt runs off (through the bottom holes and the roots always get closer to the top and are sometimes exposed). To cover them and keep them from getting fertilizer burn, I mix my fertilizer with potting soil and I always use a little less fertilizer than recommended (I've discovered it's way too easy to over fertilize potted plants and kill them/ keep them from fruiting). Tomato tone recommends (on the bag) sprinkling 1.5 tsps per 4" pot diameter, I usually do .5 tsps to 1 tsp per 4" pot diameter and mix with potting soil till I get a peppery consistency and then sprinkle in a circle surrounding the plant avoiding the stem as much as possible (fertilizer burns any part of the plant it touches). Sometimes I will also go over that layer with a light layer of plain potting soil to hold the fertilizer in place before watering.
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Some do come with the fertilizer and it will state it in the description. It does not come with soil. I'd buy the fertilizer separately. They are the best growing pots...you'll be happy.
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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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yea this soil is good but i found pro mix is better. pro mix allows for better nut uptake and after 2 weeks you will have to start adding your own nute.....ffof soil is usually way to hot and will burn your plants so try to cut it with something if you decide to use it.
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Check what micro nutrients your adding with your other products. You don't wanna be adding to much of one micro.
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Yeah, it's just what they need and they won't lose the natural fungus and bacteria that break down organic material to produce more natural fertilizer. But I would make sure to dilute it very well. Most people burn by using too much. Keeping the soil consistently moist is most important for soil health and for seedlings
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Yes, Id recommend adding 1/2tsp per gallon to the water first, then add your nutrients. Finally PH correct if needed as it tends to raise the PH a bit. My plants have stronger branches and tougher leaves after adding this to my hydroponic nutrients.
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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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No needNo need to mix. Just attach the garden hose and the sprayer will mix the correct amount. I also bought the 1 gal. and I just pour it into the 1 qt. sprayer .
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This is different than Eco-complete. This is a substrate additive who's purpose is to retain nutrients and fertilizers if added. Where Eco-complete is an all in one substrate. I would layer this and Eco-complete to get an even better substrate.