If a plant is already established (re-potted a couple of weeks ago), can it still be added effectively? I assume sprinkling it on top wont do much.
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It is best if used in the root zone as you up pot or transplant. I read that the granules are more effective than this company's powdered formulation. When used when the plants are young and every time you up pot the myrochozae will replicate and make a healthier plant---definitely use the other product that this company promotes, Azos, nitrogen fixing microbes. With Azos be sure to have some kind of carbohydrate--sugars feed the nitrogen fixing microbes. The Azos can be used at any time and added to any water. plain or nutrient rich water an won't burn.
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Must be on the root within 24 hours after moisture is applied or it will be all for not.
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The purpose of the mycorrhizae is to promote rapid root growth. If your plant already has a well developed root system, you should just stick with fertilization.
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As long as it directly applied to the root, you have accomplished your objective. That is a must! So take the plant out, moisten the root a bit so that RT4402 can stick to the root. Apply the rt4402 and sprinkle some on the bottom in the pot where the bottom of the root will be .
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i re potted mine right away....it's like a weed......roughly two feet now and growing
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Yes. The pot it comes in is small. You would need to put it in a bigger pot or in the ground right away. I planted mine, it's doing fine.
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I would actually recommend getting a bubble counter on top and then that way you wont put too much carbon dioxide, but no it shouldn't as long as you have more plants with enough lighting you will be fine
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You can use it with either. In soil, you don't want to add it until the plant has been in the pot for a month
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Depends on the size of the plant, your potting mix, and your climate but I would say about 1 week.
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What I did was lift the top lid with the plant off and put it on another bucket while I emptied out the bubble bucket. I then refilled it and put the lid with the plant back on. I guess you could also use a pump
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You can leave it in its pot. You may have to possibly repot in the future though.
833351
It may need to be repotted, since soil gradually loses nutrients the longer a plant is there. I repot most of my plants every few years as well as use fertilizers such as this one. Repotting is important not just to replace depleted soil, but also to break up the root ball to encourage new healthy growth. After a few years in the same pot plants begin to "choke" as they crowd themselves. But yes, this fertilizer will also help.
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I repot mine right away, plant it on the ground or 5 gal pot are the best way to do. hope this help you
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No. You soak the top section in water. It'll hold enough water to keep the flowers alive.
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Potted mine too in about 3ft dia pot and it was outside over last summer and took well. I live on coast in VA. But then we had a bad rain storm and I didn't get it drained well enough and think root rot set in. It's been in house all winter and I mist it regularly but not sure it's surviving. If it's still seems viable when whether warms I think I should dig up and put rocks in bottom for drainage (there were holes in pot but I'd set it in a pan in house just after bad rain and didn't realize pan was full as I kept watering....stupid!) anyway, my thumb is green with 'easy' house plants and this poor guy (we named him Larry) has kept me in turmoil. I read it's fine to pot but not sure where I went wrong exactly. Hope this helps and I'd love any advice from anyone else!
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It is not meant to stay in the plant pot. It is for testing the soil only to see if it needs to be watered. If it has disintegrated, throw it away and get another. They are reasonable. But use it as a tester only!
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Yes. Just dip it in some water or snuff it out in the ground or the dirt of a potted plant. They start just fine the next evening.
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It wouldn't hurt to sprinkle a few drops of water on it now, but I suspect it will be fine just putting it back in the box too. I got one of these last Christmas and it is still doing GREAT! It looks as beautiful now as the day I "planted" it.
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I don't think so...the plants still need the sun to thrive. I had to change water once a week, and it seemed the plants only attained so much growth, and then pooped out.
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My grandson lightly coated the seeds or brushed some on the roots of a re-pot and had great results. Knowing this, I would believe it would need to be backfilled over roots. The product needs to be in contact with the roots. Hope this is helpful.