can it be used on houseplants?
1469341
yes, however it would be best to add some fresh soil along with the Azomite. mostly houseplant soils are tired.
1469342
Azomite adds minerals to the soil; for general house plants is best to divide the plant to evade overgrowth in the pot, transplant it, or if pot is big enough add more soil with nutrients along with some natural fertilizer,
167440
To my knowledge, it can be used on any plant, indoor or outdoor. It also is supposed to prevent any insect infestation. I'd go ahead and use it but you can email the company if you have doubts. They're always eager to help.
533787
I would not recomend it. I used it on my plants. Better to get plain Neem oil to use.
1250435
Yes, and no! As Hersom states below, it will work if the gnat physically touches the diatomaceous earth powder. Therefore, if the gnat walks on the diatomaceous earth powder, it will kill them. My suggestion for gnats on houseplants- depending on the severity: 1) some gnats may be there due to wet conditions including poor drainage. See if you can withhold watering for a couple of days so that things can dry out a bit. 2) spread a layer of diatomaceous earth on the top of the soil. It does not need to be too thick. If you can get a layer on top of the plant soil and then avoid watering for a couple of days - that can help. 3) Check into the yellow sticky cards/paper and hang them around. I think this will work:
945047
I have not tried it with gardenia, but I have used it on several kinds of plants in my greenhouse and the house as well....miniature roses, pelargonium, succulents, ferns, etc. and it worked well on all.
1490486
The bottle does state ornamental plants and I have only used it that way, by the way it does work.I would not use it near plants I was going to eat, I use weed mat/mulch between my veggies. Hope this helps.
2039727
Yes you could. I have used it at 2 in ches thick on top of miracle grow moisture control. Alone it grows and starts plants amazingly. Can lose moisture fast in hot,dry conditions. When combined with foxfarm liquid nutrients i had the tallest and brightest tiger lillies ive ever seen. You get huge flowers.
1042700
Better ask the manufacturer. My opinion is : Don't use it on any plants you will eat!!
311101
I don't see why not. The BloomBoss works great on different kinds of plants that I have.
1678359
Yes. But wash the living plant real good after last application with 6.5 ph water. very low on the ppm. Let plant dry out or sit in soil until plant is dry, used all previous water and below 200 ppm.
1027243
That depend on your purpose. I have used it on & around plants with good success. What I'm becoming concerned about is it's use around vegetable and fruit plants. I suspect some of the poison is getting into the plant and I'm not sure I want to be eating it if it gets into the fruit/veggies. If it's just ornamental plants, I don't think you'll have any problems and it should work pretty well.
1537242
I've only had experience using them on indoor plants. You can use them on outdoor plants I'm sure, but depending on how hot it is outside may effect how quickly the water is used up.
2078825
My gardener said you can use it for anything but I can't guarantee that, sorry. I use it on everything tho!!!
1596742
Potentially yes. I'm trying it right now. I'm guessing it will depend on if your plant needs more than one one bottle of water during the period of time that you're gone. For the week I tried it before my trip it seem to work well, the only problem is if your plant needs to dry out between waterings. Best advice from me is not to wait until you're gone but try it while you around to observe. And these don't work well for small plants.
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Yes. Depending on how long you will be gone. You need to mix it in good under the dirt. I added it to my 2 very large house plants. I did have to water them every other day, but now just once a week. Follow the directions and add plenty. The bags are small. I had to add a full bag and a half to each of my plants.
1117836
I don't know why you wouldn't. I use on palms in the ground and large pots that are indoors.
231706
you could simply use something like ivory liquid but I recommend using a surfactant specifically for use on plants