My tree was planted last fall. I can't get to the roots without digging. Would this product be on any help?..ty
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Yes it should help if you mix it thoroughly into water (rainwater or chlorine offgassed tap water). Use the solution to water the drip zone or inject it into the ground around the roots. The mycorrhizae will colonize the soil and the roots and make the plant more efficient with water uptake and nutrient absorption. Even better I usually add it at the end of making a batch of compost tea since myco doesnt like to be aerated, then water with that.. don't use myco tea as a foliant, just use to water the plant's roots.
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Yes you can apply it by making a hole with a rod and putting a couple of Tbsp of Mycorrhizae in the hole and covering it. The rod should be a foot or more long.
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I would not recommended for because of the chemicals used in the product. These chemicals might be absorb by the soil and thus the roots. Paris Lamps Team
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When you plant you write down the day. If its or first grow. Those work but suck. Nitro lock gaurunteed in soil. Roots organic is what I used and general hydroponics. They all have a schedule to use as a GUIDE.! Happy trails
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Yes, if your tree is suffering from fungus. Be sure to get it into the roots. Apply on and around the drip line. Also, be aware that the chemical may be contained in your next crop which should be discarded.
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I didn't have much luck with growing things this last year. I am not sure if it was the new soil I used or the weather as it didn't matter if it was in my raised beds or not. I have been adding compost this fall and winter so I am hoping I get a better return this next year. I have noticed that the top part of the raised bed has pulled apart. I am hoping I can push it back together. I am not sure why this happened.
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It might help but that is not what it is made for. But we recommend Rust Eraser, you can get it at John Deere Landscaping it is for fertilizer stains.
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I'm going to have a pot in the garage filled with some potting soil/dirt combo and add it to that over the winter. Don't know if it will work, but worth a shot! I have been using the "tea" for the indoor plants. I guess it will be a lot of trial and error!
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I posted a video digging through rock and roots. It goes through you just have to take your time on the roots or like someone else said it will want to pull your arms off. It is as good as the ones you rent if not better. I live in Pa. at the foot of a mountain and I ran 10 holes 2' deep in a very short amount of time. ROCK, CLAY, and ROOTS! I was using the 8" bit.
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I have used this for roots. It will keep your pipes clear but if you have a root ball like I did the size of a softball it won't do anything to it. It is great for preventative maintenance but won't unclogg drains that have a large root infestation. I rented the big sewer snake from home depot, then use this every two to three months and have been root free for 2 years. Good luck
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I'd hold off for the season and put down a good winterizer in the fall, followed by a strong pre-emergent fertilizer/weed controller in the early spring. Like I said, I had zero success with this product.
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It didn't work!! I even tried spraying it on the ground, which worked a little bit better then spraying it on the trees themselves. I suspect that what's needed is the 'professional' sprays which aren't available for home use.
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This houseplant vitamin is awesome and works great in any medium, including water, soil, water beads, etc. However, it sounds like your plant is in overwatered soil. Is that possible? If so, let it dry out "just" to where the leaves start to lose their stiffness and then water with Miracle Gro Root Stimulator. Then in a couple of weeks, start feeding with the Miracle Gro liquid houseplant food, 1 capful to a gallon of water and make sure your plant has good drainage so it isn't sitting in saturated soil. You might transplant your plant to Miracle Gro water control potting soil. That might help as well. I use Miracle Gro products on all my plants and I'm said to have a "green" thumb. Let me know how it goes.
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Yes, but it will probably take more than one session, although you will see results after the first spray. Also, it will kill what is above ground, but the root will still be viable.
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Well yeah, but remember, rocks which regularly "grow" amongst tree roots, can be hard on saw blades! Best to free up the roots first, making sure there are no rocks in the path of the saw blade.
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Ed, I'm not sure if this will help you are not. I am a avid successful morel mushroom hunter, and thought it would be a nice option to have some growing in my raised bed. I planted them last year; followed the package instructions to hold the planting for a. Of time. The soil was perfect, as were the conditions, however the mushrooms never grew. I wish I could be more helpful. Kelly
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Apply to the roots and the leaves both. I spray a mix of chelate and water on my leaves and also dump mix all around the tree. Use plenty if your leaves are already turning yellow. Must not be any iron chelate in your soil where you live. I have the same problem here. Good luck.
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Not great.. it will eventually get through. . You're not going to find a handheld digger that will be good at cutting roots..