Will these work on dwarf indoor, potted citrus trees?
1687445
We use about 1/2 stick every 3 to 4 months on our Meyer Lemon tree and works very well.
1687446
Yes, I've used these on my own Dwarf Citrus with excellent sucess. I would use only 1/2 of a entire stake placed on outside of pot/covered in soil.
1687447
Yes I have four dwarf banana trees that I am growing in the house. They are growing well so far, I will see what happens when winter arrives. I will continue to try and grow them in the house and hopefully they will make it through the winter months. I used one spike in each pot which is about 10 gallon each.
1687448
I don't know about indoor trees, but I do know about dwarf apple, peach, standard persimmon, cherries, plums, thornless blackberries, and blueberries. Used as directed, they will burn the roots and kill the trees and plants. Wolf843
281029
Yes, but they need lots of sun . Spritz them a lot . They will probably get leggy, sparse leaves though.
805669
I'm not sure. I've never tried it on indoor plants, but I imagine it would work if they are attacking your plants.
577389
Yes, I believe they will work well. The internal diameter of the tip is .5 inch, or about 12mm.
2136709
I have no idea. Have used them successfully in the past for little black bugs (gnats) that like to attack house plants. Actually, this time the bugs turned out to be my husband's Parkinson's hallucinations...
1951633
I think they would work for fine for herb plants-especially if you are starting them from seed. Of course as they grow and become root-bound, you would need to go to a larger size pot. You would also need to have some kind of tray under them because of the holes. Hope this answers your question.
43548
I think it depends on your tree. I know it wouldn't work on my artificial tree. Good luck
553570
Yes I've used them on ivy plants and they work well mine is in beautiful condition.
2181418
Well, They should grow in indoor plants. Do not use micRacle grow unless they look puny!
758765
I don't know... I returned them because they would not work with my leaf guard system. Sorry
1879978
Absolutely, they are move of an indoor plant anyway, however you can speed up its growth by transplanting it outside during the warmer months. I hope this helps :)
4075
not sure, I only used it on my pre lit tree and reindeer, the information states it will work on all small lights.
1689623
Yes. They'll work fine with any ten by ten canopy as long as legs are @ 90 degrees to ground (not slanted, like some).
1144555
Yes. Follow the directions on the package. It works best if you soak them first and then put them in the top layer of soil, otherwise you have to put an enormous amount of water on the plant to get them to expand.
1746616
Yes, should work for potted plants. The instructions are to clean the contacts before and after tests and making sure the soil being tested is moist and there is no instruction that would preclude testing the soil of a potted plant.
1585627
I'm not sure how it would work on a fruit-bearing citrus tree. I used this product on a Southern Live Oak and it worked really well. In fact, I bought some more. I apply it about four times a year. Initially the leaves of the oak tree were yellow and I could see light-green "veins" on the leaf, which I believe is an indication of iron deficiency. They turned green a few days after the application of this product. Regarding the surfactant, I am not familiar with it, so can't provide any advice about adding it.
863100
I have used in on grapefruits and it works well. I have also used it on small manderins, not as easy, but doable.