does the fertilizer have color? I want to add to water beads but not if its green.
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Yes it does!. When it is granular and when it is stirred into the H2O you will get a light blue hue in the water.
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Idk. Mine is greenish and watery. It's not white at all. I do give bottle a shake or 2 to mix it. Maybe it's settlement? I haven ordered another bottle yet. Maybe ask company if they have chg the color.
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The green color does blend into a flower bed once your plants grow and they are not very noticeable. My friends always ask where is the music coming from. I think you could spray paint them with a plastic safe paint. Hope this helps.
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It can't say because I haven't seen yours, but I ordered the same french green clay, and it is exactly like the green clay I've bought from other places. A little more unrefined, but effective regardless of consistentcy. It feels, smells and looks like green clay. Once it's wet it changes it's hue. My bentonite is a different texture, smell and color altogether.
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They might only have certain colors left and therefor you cannot choose which color you want. I got mine some time ago and really did not care what color it was because I was using it to water my herbs and it made no difference to me.
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Yup - you're correct. The beads are pink when saturated and turn dark blue when dry. My bad. Still, there are no lights on mine.
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Mine really has no color, but when I pull in up with the dropper it is opaque.
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Yes, you can mix the colors and they come out beautifully. When I used it, I made a reddish brown, aqua blue and seafoam green.
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If it matters, it's a good thing you asked. I was expecting a baby bluish color and it really is more green. Reminds me of my gym uniform in High School. :-) That was called Seafoam Green back then.
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It did turned green for me. You could just have technical issue. Maybe seller can swap ? But over all the product is great.
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No Mine has never had any type of blue beads come out it. I've had it for a year (?)
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Perfectly normal. As with almost any natural plant material, it can give off color when soaked in water. I'm curious as to why you were soaking sesame seeds?
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I used burgundy red and it works great, but I can see it working with greens as well.
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No, it's kind of a "yellowy" color. It's really good stuff. If you put it in water it turns the water a reddish hue.
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Yes, you can see the color of the liquid in the tube. It is not crystal clear transparent like acrylic though.
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No absolutely not. The instruction specifically say not to add water soluble fertilizer. The reason why is simple, if WS fertilizer is added to the water when the system is taken out of use there will be a small amount of residual water left in the tubing and in the reservoir itself. When this residual water evaporates it will leave tiny microscopic crystals of the fertilizer in both. As times goes by and this process is repeated the build up will slowly get worse eventually clogging the system. Also, any if there are any metallic part that come in contact with the WS fertilizer there is a potential for corrosion as fertilizer chemicals can be very corrosive to some metals. No absolutely not. The instruction specifically say not to add water soluble fertilizer. The reason why is simple, if WS fertilizer is added to the water when the system is taken out of use there will be a small amount of residual water left in the tubing and in the reservoir itself. When this residual water evaporates it will leave tiny microscopic crystals of the fertilizer in both. As times goes by and this process is repeated the build up will slowly get worse eventually clogging the system. Also, any if there are any metallic part that come in contact with the WS fertilizer there is a... » Read More No absolutely not. The instruction specifically say not to add water soluble fertilizer. The reason why is simple, if WS fertilizer is added to the water when the system is taken out of use there will be a small amount of residual water left in the tubing and in the reservoir itself. When this residual water evaporates it will leave tiny microscopic crystals of the fertilizer in both. As times goes by and this process is repeated the build up will slowly get worse eventually clogging the system. Also, any if there are any metallic part that come in contact with the WS fertilizer there is a potential for corrosion as fertilizer chemicals can be very corrosive to some metals. « Show Less
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Yes, amend your soil of any rocks or dried grasses, at this time when ground is level and ready for planting,spread in your fertilizer, I used this product as some of the reviews gave a good result. But, I found that they soil here has a soft clay so this year I stared to use a Compost Fertilizer, Buffaloloam made from buffalo pooh, It's very rick, no smells and dark dark coloring. and everything in this garden looks like a golf course, The green light a fast result, within days,but, seemed to only have a speedy set to a light coloring. With the Buffalo loam compost, it's great for every living thing, except humans..Please feel free to ask any questions .if I have not answered your question. English is my second language and the English has been a challenge all the years. Brenda