What is the NPK? How much nitrogen?
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Garranteed Analysis; Soluble Nitrogen(N) 0.2%; Soluble Potash(K2O) O.2% Does that help?
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I purchased this for my garden for potash. However, it says not to be used in food gardens. I did not see this on the description, if it is there. Not sure what you would use it for if not in a garden so I returned it. I don't think there is any nitrogen in this product...only potash.
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I get around 700. The package says 1500. The measure is taken with a solution that I made about a week ago (unused, of course) since I don't trust the result if I measure the solution's ppm right after I mix it since there is a lot of solids that you can see with your bear eyes even two days later. To make matter worse, I do have a PH meter but I did not order the standard solution which would allow me to calibrate it at this precise point. I don't know if the solution will measure to 1,500 once I add more particles lowering or raising the PH.
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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.
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Depends on the ration you want. One to one give you 5-23-5 if you keep the spread rate the same. I use it plain on flowering plants and vegetable with seeming success. I then mix with a high nitrogen to get the rest of the yard. The math is simple - 3-1 gives you 30-46-30, but you have to put out four times as much or same spread rate divide everything by 4 (7.5-11.5-7.5. Side comment - push the nitrogen if you are expecting company as it is what greens the yard.
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N = nitrogen; p=phosphorus; k=potassium. These will be in a certain ratio. Type in npk ratio weed and feed into Google and you get comprehensive explanations on this.
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I do not know what you mean by NPK fertilizer and can not explain the lack of calcium. I do know, however, that the stuff worked very well. had plants nearly 6 feet high. It also helped my peppers, cucumbers, and watermelon.
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There is a instruction "booklet" that has a Nutrient Information section which has 2 parts. There are 2 nutrients that the unit uses. The nutrient sections show what the percentage such as Nitrogen 4.50% and Copper 84mg/kg and so on. The hydro-dome items are rated for ages 12 and older. I don't know if this answered you question or not. Kathy
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The 0:10:10 By Ho Yoku Bonsai Care Products is good. It is nitrogen free and sold here at Amazon. Make sure to follow directions on the label.
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Depends on whether you are watering the 55 gallons directly or siphoning the mixture in to an injector. Information on the bag is stated in terms of parts per million (ppm) for nitrogen so it's kind of hard to translate. One tablespoon per gallon will give you 750 ppm for direct watering which is a fairly high dose, but still OK (we use one tablespoon per gallon). 55 tablespoons would be kind of tedious. Easier- there are 16 tablespoons per cup, 32 per pint so 55 tables spoons is a little less than one and three quarter pints.
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I don't know the exact number, but I would say hundreds. You can try to do the math if you like. This will help. There are 20 drops to one ml..The ammonia test uses 2 different bottles. Bottle #1 has 37ml and bottle#2 has 37ml. 37ml is 740 drops in each bottle for ammonia test, for a total of 1480 drops in ammonia bottle 1 and 2 together. To do the ammonia test you need 8 drops from bottle #1 AND 8 drops from bottle#2, this makes 16 drops total. So, you will get a total of 92 tests for ammonia using 16 drops total for the test. Nitrite test takes 5 drops. The bottle is 37 ml. which is a total of 740 drops in the nitrite bottle. There is only one bottle for nitrite. NitrIte takes 5 drops per test. 740 drops divided by 5 = 148 nitrIte tests. NitrAte uses 2 different bottles. Nitrate bottle #1 is 30ml and Nitrate bottle#2 is 30ml. Each bottle is 600 drops making that a total of 1200 drops for nitrate using 20 drops per test (10 from each bottle).That comes to 60 NitrAte tests. PH has 1 bottle of 37ml. That is 740 drops for PH. At 3 drops per test you get 246 PH tests. You also have a "High Range PH test solution'. This is 37 ml or 740 drops. At 5 drops per test you get 148 high range PH tests. So here are the totals: Ammonia test (bottles 1 & 2) 92 tests. NitrITE test (only 1 bottle) 148 tests. NitrATE test (bottles 1 & 2) 60 tests. PH test (only 1 bottle) 246 tests. High range PH test (only 1 bottle) 148 tests. That comes to a grand total of 694 tests if my math is correct and there are 20 drops per ml. I am a new fancy goldfish hobbyist and I have spent many hours in research on the subject. I hope this helps you. I think the API freshwater master test kit is the best out there. It has helped me keep my fancy goldfish very happy and healthy. I am glad to pass on what I have learned so far. I hope it helps you! Have a great day! Anna
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Nitrogen 3.0/ Phosphate 5.0/ Potash 5.0/ Calcium 8.0/ Magnesium 0.5/ Sulfur 1.6 hope this helps
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Intriguing question! According to the container, 11.48 mg, or about 8.2% of total daily protein suggested levels. BTW, this info is available on line.
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Not sure about nitrogen filled. They are made in Japan for sure. We own two and both are flawless, never any fogging.
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Im not sure about the NPK but I used it with with the go Box flowering organic nites and saw no difference I believe it is glorified Cal Mag
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LOL...I do not know...however, found a better product and this tells where it's from!Growing Naturals Growing Naturals Yellow Pea Protein Powder, Vanilla Blast Growing Naturals Growing Naturals Yellow Pea Protein Powder, Vanilla Blast , 1.04 Pound
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Oops! I was looking at the plain kind. This Special Dark has 65 g sodium, not 0 like I said in my response a couple of minutes ago. But all the other figures I gave you are correct.
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The sensor measures the overall salt level in your soil. NPK, or Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium, are the primary fertilizer salts that are applied in horticulture. By measuring the salt level in your soil, the sensor is able to advise you on the general nutrient level present at any particular time. The sensor does not measure each of the NPK salts individually, so you should fertilize your plants with an NPK balance that is appropriate for your plant based on the manufacturer's recommendations.