7 drops per Qrtz. But, one watering can is about 1 gallon, so you have to do 28 drops? I'm afraid it will be too much.
1058087
I use 7 drops/quart but if you like you can dilute it until you see how your plant(s) respond. Maybe use half the recommended amount to start.
1058088
It won't be too much. Use 2 dropper-fulls. This quantity in a 1 gal can will keep all your house plants healthy.
1058089
The proportions are the same so if it is mixed thoroughly there is no problem.
1058090
I too have a one gallon watering can and I use two droppers full. I don't count. My houseplants thrive.
1865926
the package of 5 indicates how many to use per: usually one does it, more than 1500 gallons and a depth greater than 2 ft. they recommend using 2. i use 2 in my rain barrel, just to be sure
1005023
Yeah, I'd say it'd be great with one plant per section. But only if you're very dilligent about watering. They dry out very quickly. Drip irrigation would be helpful.
251450
I don't measure out drops. I just use 2 droppers full per gallon. I haven't kept track of how many gallons a bottle will treat, but it seems to last me quite a long time, at a rate of 1 gallon per week.
1601488
It depends how many drops you add to a liquid. Recommended are 3 drops per 1 oz
1876803
3 drops with the dropper in a 8oz full glass of water 2 times a day. Gradually move up every week til you can take 20 drops 2 times a day, meaning. 3 drops 2xday 1st week 4 drops 2xday 2nd week and so fourth, til you can take 20 drops 2xday. Do not do more than that. Hope this helps.
1526818
Depends on the amount of light it's getting/temperature/humidity of the environment. I was going between once per day to 2 or 3 times per day. You don't want the soil to ever completely dry out, so as soon as the top inch of the soil is dry, water it. Water it evenly and enough so that the water is draining out of the bottom.
1625701
Depends on what you are watering. I put an emitter at each plant and control the amt of water at each with a different sized (color) emitter.
791133
1-2 Tablespoons per gallon of water, is what they told us when we called the company. We use it for as a foliage spray on our pecans. Hope this helps.
1663963
You can use as much as 5mls per one gallon. Different uses call for different combinations of concentrate and water.
1122308
Yes, you shouldn't need a lot but it sends on the size of the batch you are making. I use about 5 drops in my body lotion- per 4 oz and it works great in terms of getting the aromatic effect I'm looking for! Good luck!
1029724
Specifically I purchased it originally for my orchids. I now water all my plant with the fertilizer about every 3 or 4 waterings. I water my plants approximately once a week.
718995
Ben, I suppose you could, but really SuperThrive is designed to go to the roots, so a watering can with 1/4 tsp per gallon is the normal prescription. I have found that 1/2-1 gallon per medium sized plant (or even small tree) does dandy 2 or 3 times a season. I have had it take a tree to triple the size in one season! And, green up some rather puny looking bushes. I made the mistake of using it on some of my in-ground herbs and they have grown out of control! :D
1657579
For spot spraying 1 to 3 oz. per gallon. At 3oz. per gal it's pretty hot and pretty much takes care of anything. If you are looking for a total kill I would go anywhere from 4 to 6 oz. per gallon. These measurements worked fantastic for me.
1554302
Yeah it's two teaspoons per gallon or two dropper fulls worth comes out same. So I'd recommend a miracle grow outdoor plant food that has a platic mixer that hooks up to your hose, cheapest way to go for the long run if your doing a garden or outdoor house bushes. This is fine for one or two bushes to be fertilized one a month. But will go quick, great for house plants though, and you can try it once and see if you see results. Good Luck Hope I Helped
1067081
One gallon is WAY more than enough for 1750 sq ft.... The concentrate dissolution is 3 tablespoons per gallon (1.5 oz per gallon) I put 3 gallons of water and 5 oz of Killzall in my 4 gallon backpack sprayer (3 gallons because I don't want to carry 24 pounds around at first as I spray....) Those 5 oz cover about 1/4 acre, the way I spray (a little over 10,000 square feet_ I spray my entire 3/4 acre grass area in February/March when the Bermuda is dormant.... killing everything green in about 3 weeks.... wilt starts in 3-4 days depending on temperature. Surrounded by pasture, I have a lot of noxious weeds and grasses that stay green in winter. Great product!
185086
Yea, I'm not sure why it's worded like that but I have 5 stations around my house and use only one watering program. I'm sure if you wanted a creative watering schedule you could do it with tis thing.