What is the best way to apply to existing potted plants?
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I pre soak in water you need to get them by the roots the best way would be to replant and add to soil but you could dig a trough and drop down around roots add soil on top if you don't soak in water first you can add too many and it will push soil out
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I did not use for potted plants. I used with trees. The trees were already planted so I poked holes with a rod and dropped the pellet down the holes.I imaging you could do the same with potted plants.
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I detach any bond of the soil to the perimeter of the pot with a butter knife then grab the base of the plant and lift gently,...sprinkle crystals underneath root ball,...gently lower plant back into pot and water!!Use a little as these crystals expand huge in water,....each??Test a tenth of a teaspoon of crystals in 8 oz of water and learn their expansion before you pour them about because they will expand and push your plant right out of your pot?????Enjoy!!Bless,Bill
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wait until transplant and mix in a tiny sprinkling with the soil medium. Instructions are on the bag.
2246370
An easy and effective method to help with the watering is to place a "pad" of newspaper 8-10 sheets on the bottom of the tray. Form your blocks directly on this paper using damped starter soil mix (a bit damper than you would use for regular potting. Squeeze a fist full of dampened mix and it should hold its shape. It is OK if you can squeeze out a drop or two of water.). Plant your seeds. Gently water the paper next to the block, enough to saturate the paper and make it glisten. Check once or twice a day. I think this is a lot quicker and easier than misting.
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I would check with your local nursery before using it a potted tree. They would give you the best answer to your question.
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I also didn't receive any instructions with the purchase. I looked up suggestions on google. This is what I've found, I sprinkle/spray water on my plants once a week. The suggestions said less than that however it is incredibly dry in my apartment so they are requiring it more frequently. When I planted them I made sure that they had a great drainage system (rocks in the very bottom with topsoil above that).
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Transplant, not good soil and not really enough room, go up a size or two, but not super big and use a good Cactus soil mix. water, but do not over water.
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Good way to do it is to drain most of the water, and leave a little at the bottom for the cut flower stems. This way they look great and plants also stay hydrated.
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While you can use a general potting mix like this, you may want to consider using a soil formulated for succulents, such as Miracle-Gro Cactus, Palm and Citrus Soil.
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Assuming you have already grown the herbs to a decent size in the small provided pots, I recommend the following: 1. Use a knife along the inner edge of the pot to loosen the soil. 2. Gently pull from the upper edge of the soil, and lightly on the herb itself to pull the plant with roots and soil out of the small pot. 3. From here, place the plant in a larger pot and fill with more potting soil around the roots. 4. Water with 2xs water since you have added it to a larger planting of soil.
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I used DriWater on potted flowers. This works by cutting slits in the plastic tube so that the solution touches the plant soil so there must be room for the tube to lay on the soil. DriWater keeps my indoor plants and trees alive for 30 days. Highly recommend.
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no, you just remove it and move the upper one down, use the original bottom layer to add to garden or houseplants etc.
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Soak seeds over night in glass container or tea cup. Rinse in the morning and place on drain system. Seeds should cover the bottom of each container and not pile on each other. Rinse 2-3 times a day. Keep away from direct sunlight. Use common pin to clear debris from holes when clogged. Happy Sprouting!
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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 use a potting soil with perlite. They seem to dry out fast, so avoid terra cotta unglazed pots. Mine has grown 11 inches in the two months I have it.
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You need to make a fresh cut, and then paint the vine (or weed tree, in my case) where you've cut it. An old cut won't work.
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I filled the container up with declorinated water and let sit for 30 min. Then poured half the container into a 1 gallon jug of declorinated water x2. I put some of the solution into a spray bottle as well. I watered 18 of my plants with the almost 2 gallons and then sprayed with a low mist setting on the foliage and base of plants. After that i applied the contents of the container in a top dress manner as evenly as possible on the 18 1.75 gallon pots.
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I repot mine right away, plant it on the ground or 5 gal pot are the best way to do. hope this help you