Do you spray the this fertilizer on the plant's leaves or water it into the roots?
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You can do both. I plan to use it as a foliar spray (plant's leaves) with small applications to the root system with my other blends. I usually use a smaller amount than what is recommended, so if they recommend one teaspoon per gallon water for foliar spray, I'll use 3/4 of a teaspoon first to test it out.
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After pruning I drench with a solution 1onz/gallon and spray it as recommended every two weeks to foliage along with a tsp of clear dish soap. The soap helps the solution "stick" to leaves.
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You turn the entire bulb upside down and drizzle water down the inside of the stem. As the water goes in, the air goes out. Once in the planter and the soil dries out, water dribbles out and air back in. It typically does not take long to fill - less than a minute.
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Indoor? Cannabis? Outdoor or indoor Flowers? I use it indoors and I normally put in 1 tablespoon per gallon of water and shake it up real well, real well to dissolve. Depending on your soil, you may want to do it every week or every couple weeks. If your nutrients you use already carry trace metal elements, I would say a 1/4 teaspoon with each watering.
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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 wouldn't think so as the fertilizer is water soluble and works its way down to the roots in solution.
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Hi there, I poured mine into a spray bottle then just sprayed on my root area. Very easy. Goid luck
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I have done both but prefer adding water to crystals them mixing with soil. Crystals must be at root level not on top of soil.
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Just to reiterate, this is more to breakup soil rather than fertilize the lawn. Nevertheless, I used it like fertilizer where I spread the Gypsum over my lawn which is very clay heavy. It does not need to be worked into the clay. This product does work, and after your first pass, you will see a difference. However, my lawn requires more than one pass through.
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You dig the pointed end into to soil. It makes kind of a big hole and can damage the roots a bit.
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You do not use it with water. Dip the cut end of what you want to root. You only need to wet the cut end. After you dip it into the hormone powder shake off excess and put directly into dirt.
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Nope you want to apply after the plant has received its daily watering. Just a light spray, be sure and start on the inside of the plant and work out. (start at the main stem and work out. Is crucial to cover every bit or nothing at all.
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It's water soluble so you can spread it and it will soak in with watering. You'll get more of it into the soil by tilling it in because some may wash away from the surface but it does soak in.
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I sprinkled some on soil and also on the root of plant than back filled, and watered.
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You hook it up to a hose just like you would use Miracle Grow fertilizer with a hose. The water mixes with the solution to make the correct mixture.
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I still trench and fertilize with very good results. The plants seem to take the fertilizer they need. I haven't over watered or over fertilized since I started using the Earthbox.
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Works to kill a number of pests on growth and in soil, just mix per directions. Spray or water
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This product works great--it works by the plant taking in the insecticide up thru the roots & leaves-- versus spraying it directly on the plant. Probably need to do it again in 12 months as this is a common problem with hibiscus!