How often fertilize hibiscus
1939276
I poured about 1/2 cup around the base of the plant - didn't work into the soil, just left it on top and watered. I waited about 8 weeks before I did it again.
1707762
I just raised four dozen plants from start to finish and still have some of the veg nutes left.I didn't think about how many gallons I got out of it ,but I would say closer to twenty than ten.I hope that helps.
1827492
Yep! I use them with great results in my potted outdoor catnip plant, every 60 days, all year.
268828
In soil or soiless mix every other watering, in hydro once a week if you have a resivour everyday if you dont
1370402
Negligible on all three counts. It's not about "fertilizing" the plants. It's about the hormonal effects that seaweed has on plants. I use it on Stag Horn ferns, all of my orchids and various other plants such as those in hanging baskets. If you use Seaweed or Kelp, don't omit the fertilization. It's not meant to be used in place of a good fertilizer. Any decent fertilizer will include all the minerals and trace elements you need. The end result is more robust roots. (The better the roots are...the better the uptake of nutrients...the healthier the plant) 1 TBSP per Gal is good. Use once a month.
1606665
Yes. We live in Reno, Nevada (USDA Hardiness Zone 7a) and our hibiscus plants have always survived. They die back all the way to the ground during the winter but always come back as strong as ever in the spring/summer.
569011
Yes, Hardy Hibiscus can be grown in pots, but as they are Hardy, best is to plant them in ground. At the onset of winter, cut them off to the ground. In spring the Hibiscus will grow back and bloom.
2232858
not every time,we water daily too. I have re-applied about every two to three weeks. This stuff is awesome. The only reason I have a garden is this. I wish I could just buy a fox and tie him up to the fence, but this is the next best thing!
1606667
I bought these seedlings and they never produced. My other hibiscus are left out year round. I just cut them back in the fall.
103382
Probably enough for a family of four - eating once or twice a week; however, would suggest one year old plants as they tend to establish better than the two year plants. Either way, you should never pick the first year - builds up a much stronger plant.
1640167
I mix in a handful at planting to get the mycelium going then i literally throw a handful at the bottom of each plant every 2 weeks. Its slow release it will never burn your plants and it's not brain surgery, accuracy doesn't matter. Its great for peppers as well.
1617743
I keep watering as I always do. The spikes dissolve in time releasing the necessary nutrients that the plants need. I place spikes there or four times a year.
2245823
I would also buy http://www.amazon.com/FX14045-Granular-Fertilizer-Tri-Pack-Canisters/dp/B000HY2ODU/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t and use only the open sesame, beastie bloom, and cha-ching by themselves from flowering til harvest. I had good results with these fertilisers.
390792
Indoor plants don't need as much fertilizing as outdoor plants. I would not recommend. A simple occasional (once a month) water soluble fertilizer would be better
2108289
Honestly depends on the weather but i planted vertically in late spring and had new growth in a few weeks. Hen and chick types seem to reproduce faster.
697355
This is NOT suitable for potted plants AT ALL! Outdoor, in-the-ground plants only! All fertilizers comprise salts, and the best way to flush them from potted plants is a dose of Clearex (or similar salt flush) every six months or so. Consider getting some Botanicare Liquid Karma (should be called Liquid Miracle) to add to your feeding regimen as this improves nute uptake which helps minimize salt build up. Any plant will only take up as much of a nutrient as it needs, no matter the NPK values, and after years of mucking around with different fertilizers, I just use one organic fertilizer suitable for potted plants for everything, tweaking a little as needed.
105482
One plant works best. I did two small patio plants and that was still too much.