Is Triple Super Phosphate 0-46-0 harmful to any plants?
1297328
Its a soil amendment so your using a small amount mixed into a large amount of dirt then slowly released. i've used way over recommended amount and just had super awesome root structure. so no i dont think so. i've used it on lots of things. everything is thriving. bought it for cannabis and used it on tons of things.
1297329
It works for me, when mixed with manure asI planted tomatoes. It didn't harm them and they grew great until we got visited with five days of frost!!
1297330
Not that I know of. If using in pots, just use your beter judgement and always go with less. I haven't had any issues with it. The bigger the plant, the more I would feel comfortable using.
1297331
Is this product, or any other phosphate supplements on amazon, safe for aquaponics?
820751
I have no idea, I use Miracle-Gro on my house plants. Follow directions and you can't go wrong.
1626565
No, its not a nutrient. Use this product to bring down the PH of the water your using into the optimum range for the plants your growing.
2195694
I would not recommend using this in the context you are referring for fear it could affect your fish and plants.
484300
You have to mix this product first. It can be harmful to some plants at too high of a concentration.
1799536
This organic stuff goes a long way as an additive. I am extremely satisfied by this formula. In addition to Fox Farm Grow Big and Tiger Bloom which provide all the NPK nutrients, Big Bloom (which is of little nutrient value) has all the micro nutrients and beneficial compounds that help nutrient uptake and root health. It's almost impossible to 'burn' your plants with this stuff, but you definitely can with the other 2. I would start off at half strength and work up from there based on their provided feeding chart. Big Bloom and the other two, (with the addition of Cal-Mag) is all you need to grow amazing plants. I have never seen my tomatoes do so well. Just remember less is more with these concentrated nutrients. Additionally, if you are using this to increase the biodiversity of beneficial bacteria and fungi in your soil (all which are crucial for root health/nutrient uptake/faster growth) then make sure to use carbon filtered water to get the full benefit of Big Bloomthe chlorine in tap water wreaks havoc on that ecosystem.
862248
This company makes plant-specific fertilizers, I would check into them first. I use this on Palms and Cactus with great results.
889840
I don't see phosphate listed on the package. If you're using it for a fish tank this link might be helpful:"When buying carbon, is there anything I can look for on the package that would indicate its phosphate content? " "No there is no real way by looking at the package that will guarantee much. In most carbons that have phosphate all that is really called for is a good rinsing, which flushes out most of the trapped phosphates ( which comes from a phosphoric acid bath). Here is something to help and guide you on selection. Black Diamond is a very good choice." http://www.thereeftank.com/forums/f6/activated-carbon-and-phosphates-36862.html I don't see phosphate listed on the package. If you're using it for a fish tank this link might be helpful:"When buying carbon, is there anything I can look for on the package that would indicate its phosphate content? " "No there is no real way by looking at the package that will guarantee much. In most carbons that have phosphate all that is really called for is a good rinsing, which flushes out most of the trapped phosphates ( which comes from a phosphoric acid bath). Here is something to help and guide you on selection. Black Diamond is a very good... » Read More I don't see phosphate listed on the package. If you're using it for a fish tank this link might be helpful:"When buying carbon, is there anything I can look for on the package that would indicate its phosphate content? " "No there is no real way by looking at the package that will guarantee much. In most carbons that have phosphate all that is really called for is a good rinsing, which flushes out most of the trapped phosphates ( which comes from a phosphoric acid bath). Here is something to help and guide you on selection. Black Diamond is a very good choice." http://www.thereeftank.com/forums/f6/activated-carbon-and-phosphates-36862.html « Show Less
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It can help but it is not the solution. Phosphates are the problem. Get a phosphate reactor running GFO. get your phosphate under .10 or at .08. Do water changes every day. cut down your lighting until under control.
1195583
Whenever using any type of pesticide follow the instructions on the label. Just deciding to double or triple the recommended mixes can lead to all sorts of negative enviromental and or health issues. Chemicals are a valuble tool but must be used witin guidelines.
1736480
I'm still kinda new to this too.,it is a good product, just be sure to mix it with water to dissolve the powders, & make sure to check the PH & the total dissolved solids with a TDS meter. PH to be between 5.5 & 6.5, TDS between 800-1100.Good luck to you & happy growing!!
137813
I assume it is as that would be the way the phosphate gets to the roots. It was recommended by a website on boosting springtime blossom production. The proof is my current large yield of kiwi fruit.
2008759
The only thing in this product is 100% Organic Whole Psyllium. I can't imagine what they could possibly find hazardous in this product. It is stated on their label that where their crops are grown, no pesticides, herbicides, chemical fertilizers, and post-harvest chemical treatments are used. I can't figure out California's problem unless they have something against this company. Hope this helps.
1992606
I have no idea what the PH level is and I am not having any luck with this soil. I have not had such a problem where the seedlings die. Bagged soil seems to be very different lately. I am not sure if I can know what is in the mix. I am not happy that it does not seem like anyone can be trusted. I am just disappointed. Sorry that I can not answer your question.
2078919
Though this is sometimes advertised as a fertilizer, it is not. It technically has NPK levels but they are minuscule (0.15, 0.15, 5.23) other than Potassium (K). It is an additive that supplies the soil with uncommon nutrients. Think of it like a vitamin for your plant; it uses what it needs and disregards the rest. In fact I would say you would ALWAYS want to use this in conjunction with a real fertilizer keeping in mind that azomite supplies some Potassium (K) already. Azomite minerals (the company) tested growing tomatos using soil that was 25% azomite and the plants did fine. It will not burn your plants like normal fertilizer will contrary to what many of the other commenters here are saying. I would visit azomite faq for more REAL information : http://www.azomite.com/faq.html
1144391
I'm not sure. Mine was about 800. I used the prescribed amount and it did bring the phosphates down. But I would not use this product again. It plugged my filter. After trying multiple cleaner products [including the one from Natural Chemistry], I finally had to acid wash my filer cartridges to get it out. It took months to to get my filter back to normal.
2219721
This stuff looks harmless but it kills anything on six legs. Keep it away from kids.