How to use on an outdoor garden, 20 plants in a clay-type soil, spaced 3-4 feet apart?
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This link is a fact sheet from espoma.com/pdf. It fully explains the how to use their product. http://www.espoma.com/p_consumer/pdf/products/tones/Esp_Tomato.p This product has been great for my tomato production.
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You will need approximately 3 yards of soil. Also there would be about 18 inches of dirt, I would think that you would be able to plant carrots.
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Just barely if the plants are short. You must allow two times the height of the the end plants plus the tallest in the row.
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It should be fine with potting soil,I have toi wait tell spring to use ours
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Any good soilless mix should be fine. Grow, Micro, Bloom are used together. The ratios change with your grow cycle. Good products.
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If you plan to place your pots on the ground rather than on cement, you can use 5-gallon pots. Use 14" square metal cages, insert them into the ground, place an empty bag into each cage, then fill it with soil. Be prepared to add another cage on top as the season progresses.Or, a 14" square cage can be fit into a 15-gallon smart pot.
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Use a lightweight, outdoor good drainage potting soil ( For example one for rose bushes )
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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.
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It was either 2 or 4 yards of top soil. Cost me $20 to go pick it up in my Chevrolet Truck. Since I remember the price, I believe it is going to be the 2 yards. I can look at the dimensions again and tell you for sure if you wish. I could have used a tad more, but I had a beautiful garden that I would be glad to send you pictures of. I was very impressed. I recently became disabled and my 23 year old daughter and I put it together in about 20 minutes or less just using my drill; drill bit to create starter holes where they don't have them and then flip to the Philips screwdriver head. It really was a breeze. I am not sure about separating it because it is made precisely for the look you see advertised. If you buy it, just to make things easier for you. Before you set the frame down where you will utilize it, put down the weed barrier black paper you can buy at Wal Mart or Lowes and you won't have to worry about any weeds. The only problem I had is the weather and the soil was so good my plants, from squash to tomatoes, to okra got really large and robbed each other of nutrients and kind of all grew together, but the production was still a success. Happy Gardening of Flowering!!
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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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The bag contents are 1.5 cubic feet. If, for example, you wanted a 6 inch (one half foot) deep garden, you could cover 3 square feet (or a 1 foot by 3 foot plot). Is this what you're looking for? (To calculate how much square footage you can cover, divide the cubic feet of soil by the depth of the garden (in feet).)
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You cut slit in the PAC , open the slit and lay it on the soil. For smaller pots I placed it in vertically instead of horizontally, I used to water 12 plants and Trees for 30+ days! Not one died or dried out. For big Trees I used 2.
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It would be better to use pots or long planters. I use pots and works very well.
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Our directions say to use 10% of the Blend by volume in the dirt. So you may want to lay a half-inch circle around the plant and gently work it into the soil about 3-4" deep.
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Three would work fine if the area covered is of shorter distance to the sprinkler. With two on a zone I can spray about 30 feet from each sprinkler..
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I did a 10"x40" section. I turned the soil over with a cultivator and spread grass seed. I covered it with landscape fabric and seeded it again (maybe not necessary) but I got good results. Do not be in a hurry to remove fabric because the new grass will come right out with it. John F
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Hi, I used about 3 large bags of high quality potting soil, FoxFarm "Ocean Forest" from a place called Indoor Garden and Lighting: www.indoorgarden.com. It has worked amazing! We put about 500 red wiggler worms in the middle tube and water about once a week. We catch about 4 gallons of the rich nutrients from the soil and organic plant food out of the bottom holes when we water and put that on the rest of our garden. You will be amazed! The soil we used costs a lot on Amazon, but we paid about $14 USD a bag on sale at Indoor Garden and Lighting. You do not want to use the cheap dense soil at the hardware chains, even the expensive ones are not clean like the Ocean Forest Potting Soil. Another one I like is Happy Frog Potting Soil, it is a very high quality soil as well. Good luck and hope that helps! Mike