How many months do the spikes feed for?
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I threw away the box as it was empty, but I did find this on the internet: When placed underground near the feeder roots of your palm, the spikes release their nutrients where the tree can best use them. Special binders ensure that the fertilizer dissolves slowly and safely and feeds your tree for up to 6 months.
1951167
As far as I understand they will feed for a growing season,or about 5-6 months
2173723
About 7-10 days. They may look very small when you get them but they grow big very fast.
932360
Apparently so. I'm told you need 1or 2 spikes for the Spring/Summer season, as they hate soil with low nutrients
291012
I have three cats and I only sprout a small amount of seeds to last about 7 to 10 days. I cut the longer sprouts off with a scissors when they are 3 inches or taller and hand feed to the cats several pieces every day (yeah!!.. they think I am their butler). I also stagger my sprouting so that just as one container is about ready to be thrown out, there is another that is tall to cut.
417654
don't know. When I buy them they are usually good for 6 to 12 months or longer.
2174999
From weeks to months depends on how much you set it to feed. I have 7 Koi and during summer twice a day at smallest setting I believe if full it would last 3 or 4 months.
590226
It depends on the diameter (i.e., trunk width at 1 ft from grade) of the trees. If 1-2 inches, then plan on 2 spikes per tree. Above 2 inches, its basically 1 spike per inch diameter.
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I think about one month - one and one-half months. My cat goes a lot. They are great. NO SMELL!!!
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I would say not for an extended period. It also depends on the kitties claws and sharpness. If keep trimmed I would say 9 months to a year.
1047719
Not sure but my boys are 7 months and they hold them, try to eat them etc and it is just fine. Maybe because that is the optimal age for the motor skills to stack them and stuff? Not sure but I think they are fine for any age. They are wood and are hard so that is something to consider.
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Yeah I think 1 year is a good estimate. Depending on how tall the child is head to butt. Since there is raised top end their head must lay inside that raised area so their bottom will eventually extend past the end of the changer.
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We bought these for our little one when he was 4 or 5 months (I think)... he's now 9 months and still plays with them. I may buy more soon because they're good for stacking too!
102996
I've been using Jobe's spikes that have over-wintered with no adverse effects. Also, I'd point out that roses are hungry flowers and should be fed every three months year round where frozen topsoil doesn't prohibit. Gemerally this means that spikes may be applied during the January thaw. :-)
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I have had two blocks in the tank for 5 months. It is my understanding from reading about them, they are good for at least 12-15 months.
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comes with a year supply I think is what they say not sure that it will last that long. We feed more then 2 times a week like it says more like 3 times a week !
105619
I would say about 8-10 months. If your guinea pig has stopped growing and seems like they've "filled out" quite a bit, then I'd switch to adult food.
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I get about a 7 months to a year . Depending on how often i put my dragons out side for sun light