can I use garden tone 3-4-4 to my watermelon?
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You should look to see what's the ideal formulation for watermelon. There's no reason you couldn't use it but other formulations might be more ideal.
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Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic! Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic!
195945
It works great, but im not a fan. Go with a qinpu amp... Even the q2 will make you smile. I use the topping in the kitchen.
1553997
The tones are deep and rich with crystal clear notes. The DR-500MCE has a beautiful mix of bright and mellow tones. Seemingly you should be able to achieve any tone you want.
152398
This is not a citrus juicer. It can handle an orange with other hard ingredients, but oranges by themselves will clog it up and make a huge mess. I have never juiced watermelon but cantaloupe is no problem.
1143711
You can mix them without problems. The center will probably sound much louder so you just need to adjust your amp to your taste.
853772
U can use jus there 3 part grow micro bloom base and get good results the rest is for a few steps above but they probly have a few that don't do much but I've been using there 3 part base w b-52, big bud, bud candy, and overdive. U can stick to the base 3 and add 1 at a time to c if there's a noticeable difference I got mine at the same time and have had really good results (spend the $ a good ppm meter tho makes life way easier blue lad works great)
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I would just buy the ocean Forrest soil. As far as the liquid nutrients by fox farm the 3 are to be used throughout the whole season. The grow big bloom is for early seedling stage the grow big is for veggitating stage and when peppers start blooming switch to tiger bloom. My advice....only use 1/2 the reccomended dosage.
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watermelon/white, black/blue gold flake, pumpkin w black/green flake, watermelon black flake, blue pearl/silver flake, green pumpkin/black flake
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The VoiceTone Harmony M has 2 inputs, one XLR and one MIDI. There are no 1/4" inputs typically used for guitar. It was designed for keyboard and voice. If you have an XLR or MIDI output on your guitar it may work, although I have not tried it. TC-Helicon makes another processor unit specifically for guitar.
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Ben, I suppose you could, but really SuperThrive is designed to go to the roots, so a watering can with 1/4 tsp per gallon is the normal prescription. I have found that 1/2-1 gallon per medium sized plant (or even small tree) does dandy 2 or 3 times a season. I have had it take a tree to triple the size in one season! And, green up some rather puny looking bushes. I made the mistake of using it on some of my in-ground herbs and they have grown out of control! :D
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You can use 1/4 unputs lack for guitar. Watch the photo already be shown. leftside of the picture. There are two big hole. That is called 'Input 1, Input 2'. At center of the hole, You can put your linee into the hole. If you have another question. sent it to my e-mail. goldmask1029@gmail.com
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I use Tomato-tone in my "EarthTainer" planters. An EarthTainer is a homemade version of an EarthBox, scaled up to a 32 gallon tote size. The planter is filled with pro-mix and can handle two tomato plants. First, I trowel in 2 cups of agricultural lime (slow release) roughly six inches deep. Last, I lay a strip of Tomato-tone in a narrow 3 inch deep trench across the center of the planter between where the plants will go at either end. Per instructions for the EarthTainer, I use 3 cups of fertilizer. This lasts for the whole season. Google "EarthTainer" for more details. I have also mixed proportionately lesser amounts of tomato tone in smaller conventional pots with similar success. I use Tomato-tone in my "EarthTainer" planters. An EarthTainer is a homemade version of an EarthBox, scaled up to a 32 gallon tote size. The planter is filled with pro-mix and can handle two tomato plants. First, I trowel in 2 cups of agricultural lime (slow release) roughly six inches deep. Last, I lay a strip of Tomato-tone in a narrow 3 inch deep trench across the center of the planter between where the plants will go at either end. Per instructions for the EarthTainer, I use 3 cups of fertilizer. This lasts for the whole season. Google "EarthTainer" for more details.... » Read More I use Tomato-tone in my "EarthTainer" planters. An EarthTainer is a homemade version of an EarthBox, scaled up to a 32 gallon tote size. The planter is filled with pro-mix and can handle two tomato plants. First, I trowel in 2 cups of agricultural lime (slow release) roughly six inches deep. Last, I lay a strip of Tomato-tone in a narrow 3 inch deep trench across the center of the planter between where the plants will go at either end. Per instructions for the EarthTainer, I use 3 cups of fertilizer. This lasts for the whole season. Google "EarthTainer" for more details. I have also mixed proportionately lesser amounts of tomato tone in smaller conventional pots with similar success. « Show Less
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A 3-5-5 ratio is terrible for citrus trees. Citrus trees need a high nitrogen fertilizer, so Dynagro would be a lot better, I personally use citrus-tone.
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Yes you can safely but would recommend getting an organic Bougainvillea fertilizer. I live in a Bougainvillea friendly state, Arizona,& I use both types fertilizer. The Bougainvilla fertilizer is I believe better for Bougainvillea. :)
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We are in Ohio mostly Zone 5, but unless your growing season is short - these should do fine in zone 4. I even have watermelons and pumpkins right now. We can also start our seeds in our greenhouse as of this past spring so that helps.
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Yes, as long as they are normal sized juice varieties. If not you can quarter the fruit.