can you dilute it with water and water the plants? same idea as compost tea?
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Yes you can .I have instructions for a pepper plant I bought that says the following: For faster nutrient uptake, dilute Espoma organic garden toneplant food with water, then water your plants with that mixture.
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I have never done this so I really don't know. I would think not since it is not recommended as a method on the packaging.
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Yes you can .I have instructions for a pepper plant I bought that says the following: For faster nutrient uptake, dilute Espoma organic garden tone plant food with water, then water your plants with that mixture.
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If you can crush or grind it smaller, then you can mix with water. Comfrey tea is also very healing and helps support healing.
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YES. This is a concentrated version that should be diluted with water. Very effective.
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You don't mix it with water. Just dip the cut end of the plant into the powder and then put the plant put it in the soil.
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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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When used for plants to get rid of molds you mix with two other component's. When doing furniture I have used it with water to make it spreadable. I do not know of a way to use it without some dilution.
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I crumble it a little, and combine with water. The package says you can add water or not, but I think it's healthier with water.
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Yes, but make note not to keep your compost too wet. I usually add water until I start to see water coming from the bottom, then stop. It you compost looks like mush then taper back on the water. I would also suggest a compost starter to help it along.
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Paul, I bought this for my husband, so I asked him. This is what he said, "You can. But I just water mine enough to water the plants. I'm not trying to water it enough to get anything to run through and make fertilizer."Hope that helps. BTW...he loves his!
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You must dilute it with water. This stuff is no joke. It is very strong. I diluted mine with water and without a mask I sprayed my plants. I got very sick that night. You don't want this stuff getting into your water system. It is VERY STRONG STUFF. BEST I EVER USED.
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I'm not sure what is the right way to use but, I just put 1 tea spool of Dandelion root into my tea pot then add hot water & drink for a day. Adding water if you have finished the first once.
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I'm sorry I can't tell you what the "other" ingredients are....by diluting with water it works great on all plants. You may have to check with the company...sorry I could not be of any help.
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Yes, it does have to be diluted. Most plants 3oz per gallon of water.House plants 0.42oz a pint.Good stuff,works great for me.
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Basically you add your tea leaves into the strainer. With the filled strainer in the teapot, add the heated water. Let it steep for a few minutes, or as desired. At this point you can empty the teapot into a mug or mugs and start drinking tea. I place the strainer in the sink to let it drain a bit before adding the used leaves to the compost. Hope this helps.
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Hi there. The collection base is a great feature. As you are composting you need to keep your material damp, so when your apply water it passes through the decomposing material and collects in the base. This becomes compost tea which is high in nutrients and should be used occasionally when watering your plants. Great stuff compost tea. However from our experience you need to elevate the whole unit to get at the spout, so we have our unit on an out door table. So if the unit is not elevated you need to remove the barrel and have a second pair of hands to help you drain the base. In closing we are happy with the product.
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No, I wouldn't do that. This product does not need to be diluted and made LIGHTER with water. Why would you mix water with this Hardwood Floor CLEANER??? Like the saying goes, "If it's not broken, why fix it?". Just use is lightly - don't drown your floor with it. NO diluting is necessary. Apply it gently on your floor, let it dry, and enjoy!
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I don't see why you could'nt. I am no expert, if one exist. But in time, the leaves would compost themselves, giving you a added benifit. I think it would look great. I have five that I use for vegetables, and they look great.