how much of product is a treatment ie: 1/4 cup?/to 'how much soil' ??
1056201
The label attached to the bottle says 1/4 cup per each plant - rose plants; 1/4 cup per 50 square feet - flowers; and 1/2 cup per foot of plant height - shrubs.
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I guess it depends on what you are trying to do. For sprouting seeds I've heard of people using 50% rock dust to 50% soil. The good thing is you can't use too much. If you have poor soil or you are trying to build up the qualify of your soil you can be generous with your application. I would definitely side with using more than less but ultimately you have to weigh cost to benefit. I would suggest doing a google search for application amounts if I didn't satisfy your question. Good luck
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Depends on type of application ,you should expect as little as 16 gal. and up to 32 gal. except on lawns where a 16 oz container will treat about 800 square feet. Numbers are based on a 16 oz. container .word of caution this product is used mainly on ornamentals but can be used on citrus and fruit "that won't produce fruit for 12 months" .Translation dont consume any that been on the plant for the first year.
1480273
I ordered white and got greenAnd was informed that white was out of stock and was credited my money.Hmmm strange it was relisted at a higher price.So in answer to your question I do not know how much soil it holds since I never received it in the correct color and at the original price
1072618
Make a full capacity batch Pour into a measuring cup and divide that amount by 1.5. As a "cup" is 1.5 oz
163624
I haven't used THIS brand yet, even though I ordered it; however on other brands I have used the recommended amount is 4 TBSP to 1 cup of water. I would start there. Hope this helps! :-)
764404
Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)
458088
I don't remember for sure but I was thinking it was around 30# It does wonders in the garden. I used it last year and am slowly adding it into my soil.
669135
I think you can get about 1 1/2, 5 gallon pots with this. In all honesty, I'd look for a shop that sells the larger bags for less. I pay $6.99 for this size from a gardening shop down the street. Excellent soil, just not worth the shipping if you know how to mature your own soil. If you are interested in that, Google Dragonfly Earth Medicine for some of the best home soil conditioning advice ever!
2188233
The directions call for 1 tsp of vegetable base to 1 cup of water. Hope that helps.
259875
I think 1/2 cup is a good convervative answer. If anything its probably a little more, but day in day out when you are working with them (because I don't fill them to the brim) 1/2 to 2/3 cup is a good ballpark.
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no exact quantity, but it is small quantity, kind of the standard amount you would get if purchased in a garden store
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I don't have the original package and I'm not sure how much I've used. What I have left appears to be about 2/3 cup.
349864
Use 1/4 to 1/2 cup. Depends on how big a load. Can also pre-soak. Will do 10-12 loads at using 1/2 cup. Directions is on back of box.
2165336
i use 4 tablespoons when making a quart and i like it fine; i'd start with that and adjust it to your taste - there's no right or wrong amount as far as i'm concerned
398398
Hi! I used about 2 cups (about a pound) and mixed it into the top 2 to 3 " of the potting mix.
2205472
I'm sorry but I can't answer that. My soil is 30% sand (I had it mixed and trucked in) with a lot of organic amendments.