do I need to mix this with something to spread it. If I pour it in my spreader its going to run right out the bottom. Im trying to plant about 2 acr
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Don't know what kind of spreader you have but the one I got when I ordered my seed had instructions on how to adjust it for that seed. Worked perfectly. No fast running out at all. Hope this is helpful.
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I seeded a much smaller area than your's using a hand-held manual seeder. Its opening would close down allowing only a very small amount to fall through onto the scatter wheel. If your spreader will close that close I would believe that mixing with another material would not be necessary. If it will not I think that you could mix the clover seed with some fine sand or other grass seed before spreading it.
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The soil must be humid. You need to cover the seeds, after spreading, with 1/4" black soil to keep humidity. And find a way to keep your land from drought.The vendor of the seed are expert and for such a surface, describe to them the type of soil they may come with other more precise advices.
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Yes, the seeds are too small for a spreader. I'm an amateur and never done this before. I only had $30 bucks or so invested and decided not to buy a spreader. I broadcasted the seeds manually over an acre the afternoon after a downpour. It takes a few handsful to get the hang of it. My objective was to displace a lawn of grass that takes mowing, with clover. This spring, the clovers are coming up beautifully. I had planned to buy more seeds and repeat last year's spreading. Don't think this will be required unless I repeat the process on another part of the yard.
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Yes, please put it in a bigger pot right away, not because it needs it but because adding fresh soil is always better to the plant. Also this needs a bit of acid soil as well and what I did is to combine half regular potted soil and half coffee grounds. I hope this info will be helpful to you.
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Hi Ken, put it in a large pot until it establishes itself. Mine is doing great, they are very hardy I keep mine outside on patio,when big enough I will put in ground.
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It will spread lime just as long as it doesn't have chunks in it. It will not bust up chunks. It has a free flow opening that you set for whatever your spreading.
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Hi there. It depends on what you are planting it in. For a container, use Potting Mix. For in ground, use Garden Soil. I would recommend using a Miracle-Gro Moisture Control soil (potting or garden soil) because the trees are thirsty and soak up the water like crazy. A Moisture Control soil will help retain the moisture longer in between waterings. If you want to be really fancy, there is a Miracle-Gro Soil for Palm, Cactus, and Citrus that has some of the special nutrients to help fruit trees grow. I just used a regular Moisture Control Potting Mix for my container plant.
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You need to mix it with soil and apply it to the plants, messy but seems to work well.
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I would recomend you use Soil Reef Gardners Blend for this, and yes, you would work it into the root zone around your plants, careful not to damage their roots.
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U do dilute it and it all depends how big ur tree or plants are.. instructions comes with it
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that is a good question I don't know if you can mix it with that the only thing I can suggest is take a small portion of it can mix it and proceed to what you're trying to do and see if it works out that way I wish I could be more help and hope its mixes well good luck
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You would need other substrate in addition to this as it is not a Stand alone substrate. Use about 1/4 of this bag and the rest as a custom mix. Completely depends on your scaping though, as well as the root base demands of your plants. Look up a few aqu scaping forums for more details
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Yes, mix as directions and use it thru sprayer. It will go bad on you if you make too much and do not use it all up sooner rather than later. Love it though as does my friend too.
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I dont think it would spread well. Very thick when mixed. Would also be very costly for much space.
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hydrate it first, i would say about a cup to 2 cups of the dry, after hydration should be 10 cups of it. mix it with dirt. you don't have to use much, but you do have to get it below the plants, so the roots can use it. I skim the topsoil and plant seeds and plants individually.. I don't prepare that large a ground. my garden is 40 ft by 10 foot, i keep a mayonnaise jar of hydrated granules, and use them accordingly.
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I planted it outside. It has only been there one season so have no idea about it spreading yet because it takes a couple of years to establish itself. Wish I could have been more helpful. Will know more this summer. Good luck.
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Ace Hardware has a nice ½ gallon sprayer. Do a little algebra, & you're good to go. If you have some left over, spry the sedge again. If you don't have enough, mix another small batch. Use it all.
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You only need 20% mixed with proper soil and an acceptable climate. And mix the 20% with 20% soil right at the spot where the roots will touch. Good luck to you, its a great mix!
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The concentrate needs to be mixed with water. You can still put it in a sprayer with the proper mix of water to concentrate and spray.