will rain wash this off the leaves? And how long after I have applied can I water the plants?
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You do not apply it to the leaves, you apply the mix to the root of the tree.
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I did not use this on the leaves of the tree I did a soaking process for the root system which eventually stopped the leaves fro.falling off of the tree. I also had to treat the tree for carpenter ants and apply fertilizer spikes around the base of the tree to completely stop it from losing leaves.Larry wilson
1730429
If you bring it inside as a potted plant and make sure it gets a sunny window(one that doesn't have protective film on it). I would also mist the leaves when watering,as indoor heating can dehydrate the leaves.
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I've not head mine for very long. I've used it only twice. But its not bad about things sticking to it. Mostly it just collects leaf fragments that get get caught on your clothes. If its not been drenched in icky,I would just do it like I do my goretex stuff, spot wash and rinse. I mean, your camping right? Plan for a little grime.
345166
It would probably wash away if you just spread it on top. You might be able to work it in around the plants with a hand cultivator though.
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I also didn't receive any instructions with the purchase. I looked up suggestions on google. This is what I've found, I sprinkle/spray water on my plants once a week. The suggestions said less than that however it is incredibly dry in my apartment so they are requiring it more frequently. When I planted them I made sure that they had a great drainage system (rocks in the very bottom with topsoil above that).
18884
I dilute in bucket and apply to the base avoiding leaves. I do water a little afterwards cause some are too concentrated and could burn your plant.
933325
Yes, although plants touching the cloth may stay wet too long, because the water tension holds the leaf on the cloth
637872
We water every two days and we actually pour about 64 ounces of water (very slowly) and let the excess come out. We nearly lost our tree as initially we poured the water very fast and the water simply was running off the surace. Tree was not getting enough and leaves were dropping like crazy. Finally we found that slow and deliberate watering every other day worked and our tree reinvigored itself with plenty of new leaves.
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While really a question for Natural Industries my experience with the product would indicate that it needs to be absorbed into the soil and root area to work well. That given some rain after application might be a positive thing. I use on flowers and vegetables via foliar spray and as a soil drench. Excessive rain may be a problem - balance for me is the answer.
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I don't know exactly how long it persists if some were to soak into the ground.... you apply it to the foliage and not the ground but some likely will drip or drain onto the ground. My recommendation would be to wait one growing season before planting the area.
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If these are the cuttings you water them after you root them, if they are plants then soak them thoroughly when they arrive then every 10 days or when thy dry out. Hope this helps. :)
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Yes. But wash the living plant real good after last application with 6.5 ph water. very low on the ppm. Let plant dry out or sit in soil until plant is dry, used all previous water and below 200 ppm.
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Make sure you spray the leaves when there is no chance of rain anytime soon. Also it takes 4 or 5 days before they start dying.
859546
Unfortunately I no longer have this product. I would say yes, if you have some type of overhang. Otherwise, rain will wash it away.
1235003
I cannot say for certain, but you could take the precaution of spraying your shrubbery and grass and thoroughly wetting them before you apply the product, and when you are done come back over and thoroughly spray off the shrubbery and grass again. This should stop the product from sitting on the plant during application and wash off and dilute any product that remains on the plant after you are done cleaning.
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The rinse water did NOT harm my grass in any way. I would think that your plants will be fine.
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I suggest that you get some bottled drinking water and add orchid plant food to it and use this to mist your plants. Do not pull unwanted leaves off. If they are truly dead they will fall off naturally. Also, I keep mine inside seashells so the roots are free to grow. Good Luck!