How many pounds of substrate per bag?
1969526
You get 5 pounds per bag so if its a big setup go with at least 4 bags and you'll be happy
1969527
I wanna say they are 1to2lb bags. Seller should be able to tell ya. May even make larger bags for ya?
1969528
if you're asking how many pounds come in a bag it depends on how many order. If you're asking how many bags how many pounds use for bag the recommended ratio is 1 to 2 mycelium to substrate, in other words if you have one pound of ready to grow material you need two pounds of substrate.
1866364
I have used a 2 lbs bag without problem. You could probably use 1 lb and it would work
1463018
I used 2 bags of sand I believe were about 50lb bags. But 1 bag would be fine.
1134077
On the bag says: Broadcast 1lb per 100sq ft. There is 10 lb in the bag should be able to cover 1000sq ft. My friend who referred it does not broadcast. She used as side dressing. 1tbsp per plant. And 1tsp per galloon water for foliage spry. The result, according to my friend, is wonderful. I haven't try it myself yet.
1644297
Really only about 2, possible 3 if you don't feel all the way and stack on top of each other. I usually buy the small substrate bags as I don't like to put all my eggs in one basket. You can fit about 7 of those in the 23qt cooker I have.
2265522
I would say probably about 4 lbs. I used the 7 oz bags of M&Ms; and I don't remember the exact number of bags I bought but I think it may have been around 6 or 7. I would do 5 lbs to be on the safe side.
2261511
One 5 pound package was largely sufficient for this aquarium. I even have a large ornament and several artificial plants, and on bag was enough to cover the bases and still have plenty at the bottom (about 1 1/2 - 2 inches gravel).
955894
15 to 20 pounds, I filled them up until I could just get them closed, with heavy gravel, I bet I have at least two of these bags weighing in at 30 pounds.
1599931
I used twelve 40 pound bags of soil for each bed. They could have held a little more if I remember correctly (I first filled them last year), but that was certainly sufficient for a successful vegetable garden.
1463017
I put a 50 pound bag and a half of another 50lb bag in ours. That was regular sand.
2266087
I think we started ours with the two bags of 200 and ended up getting 9 bags total. 9 makes it really full but not necessarily needed. I would say maybe 4-5 bags is plenty since most of the work is getting them out. :) Hope that helps
1812548
The 20 lb bag covers approximately 20,000 square feet, a 10 Lb half that much. I would suggest getting a spreader so that you can set it to the correct spreading number as the bag recommends to get the most appropriate amount for your yard per square foot.
1631509
5lbs is all you would need..They have a 5 lb glo fish bag of gravel that you can order for the aquarium...
679284
Go Square Foot Garden Forums and get all the scoop. I presume you have also purchased the latest book, Square Foot Gardening, which has quantities. Off the top of my head I believe it would be four bags of Mel's to one 4 x 4 box, along with the compost and vermiculite and peat moss.
1435248
1lb/454 grams bag. I use 2 Tb of a mix w/ Borax, Washing soda and baking soda; in my front-load washer. See the recipe at www.greencleaningcoach.com. Many more than 8 loads.
1541864
I think you would need anywhere from 2 to 4 bags depending on how deep you want the bedding. Unfortunately, I've never tried Eco Earth so I can't answer the second question.
1707121
I believe it was two if I remember correctly. It does tell you in the instructions how many bags/lbs you need to get it running smoothly.