What area can a 6 pound container cover?
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Label says, "Protects up to 5,400 sq. feet." Recommendations include sprinkling liberally, visibly covering the ground in a 1" wide strip around the entire group of bed of plants to be protected. For overly aggressive deer activity, increase to a 24" wide strip and apply heavier. We have found just a light sprinkling will do the job for us. It smells good to people. Nice product.
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I have 10+ acres that I put on selected plants, so I can't say as to what area can be covered. I have used almost the 6 lbs in about several weeks in doing it selectedly. This product is supposed to last longer than other products, there for one is not applying as often. And that seems to be the case so far. Hope this helps you.
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Humm, that is diffcult to answer as we use the product "on target areas" we like to protect. We have found that a light amount protects as well as a liberal dosing and seems to last about as long. We have developed a better system for "target" application using approximate a half ounce per target plant and it lasts twice as long. The purchased container goes a lot further as well. So sorry, we are not exactly following the recommendations, but our method is working. We have six beds of approximately 20 x 100, and our method seems to work for those beds, using one container. Hope this helps Humm, that is diffcult to answer as we use the product "on target areas" we like to protect. We have found that a light amount protects as well as a liberal dosing and seems to last about as long. We have developed a better system for "target" application using approximate a half ounce per target plant and it lasts twice as long. The purchased container goes a lot further as well. So sorry, we are not exactly following the recommendations, but our method is working. We have six beds of approximately 20 x 100, and our method seems to work for those beds, using one... » Read More Humm, that is diffcult to answer as we use the product "on target areas" we like to protect. We have found that a light amount protects as well as a liberal dosing and seems to last about as long. We have developed a better system for "target" application using approximate a half ounce per target plant and it lasts twice as long. The purchased container goes a lot further as well. So sorry, we are not exactly following the recommendations, but our method is working. We have six beds of approximately 20 x 100, and our method seems to work for those beds, using one container. Hope this helps « Show Less
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You could keep a small number in this container but a sweater box would work better. The wider and longer the container the better off you are. They don't need to be very tall containers, say 6" -8 ". A 15"W x 24"L x 8" works great! Hope this helps! PS, Don't over water, use potato slices and other veggies that contain alot of water and replace at least once a week! Hope this helps!
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We have just finished the 8# container today and we used it about six times to cover about 50 linear feet each time. You can use it lightly.
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Each 4 lb container covers 4,000 sq. ft., so with 43,500 sq. ft. in an acre. thats 11 bottles. You could save some time/money by just going regular rates closer to the area you want to protect and lighter further out.
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6" is average. If you had an existing plate you will need the 6" to cover the dis colored area. I bought a drain too on amazon
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Its common to do a pound per gallon or 1 inch/ 1&1/2 inch. One bag will be fine.
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Label indicates will hold up to 6 lbs. of food. I would estimate size of storage container is just a little smaller than a gallon milk jug.
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I had the same question. The 5 pound container is supposed to cover 3 acres. I took a wild guess and mixed one third of my 5 pound container into my 4 gallon sprayer. This should be enough to cover one acre but I sprayed roughly one half acre with the four gallons which means I was spraying double concentration. I don't mind the overkill but I'm sure that 1/6 of the 5 pound container mixed into my 4 gallon sprayer would have been sufficient. Nothing has sprouted since I sprayed a couple months ago so it seems to be working.
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The bag says it is 2.5 cubic feet and covers up to 500 square feet. Depending on how thickly you intend to layer it, one bag should cover your needs.
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I have only covered spots;however, my 3 oz can reads: covers 15-30 sq in at 1/4" thickness. Hope that helps.
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I believe a 6 gallon but hose is connected in middle or just above. Thus I don't think it will hold that much. no accessories other then hose and the end as pictured.
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you need a verry large square 52 inch by 75 inch . that is 4.5 foot by 6.5 foot
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6 feet by 6 feet would give you enough space to get in and out of it and allow free movement of the weight
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6 x9 is about 2 cups. If the entire space is taken up with the patties, I would say this is a good size. of course you must leave 3" to get a good seal. We have had good luck with using our bags.Good luck.
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Good evening, BLB. You should be able to use 2 of the 2"x6". Melissa S. ~ Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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I only used it to store 24 lbs of dog food. It was just over half way full. If you are keeping this container in a place where ants have access, I would not recommend using this container. I recently got rid of mine, because for the third time, ants made their way in. Not thru the screw top, but thru the plastic piece that holds the screw top. I even duct taped it shut, to no avail.
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Probably six inches would be enough. This product did not work therefore I sent it back.