I have about 300 sq. ft. of flower garden that Im starting, how many pounds of this do I need.
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Reccomended a handful per plant, but since it has a 1-1-0 level, with the first number being 1 which is nitrogen, you couldnt use too much, as it would be cost ineffective.
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Are you referring to square foot gardening? If so... When filling your garden you mix 5 different types of compost to make up 1/3 of the mixture of blended compost, vermiculite/perlite and peat moss. If you are using a 4x4 garden you would need 2.6 cubic feet of blended compost (5 different kinds of compost). If you are replanting a square in an already prepared bed, just mix one trowel of compost or earthworm castings into the sq ft (small hand shovel) prior to sowing seeds or adding your transplants. Hope this has been helpful. :)
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buy the flower seeds in bulk 1/4 to 1/2 pound should work for 50...depending on the kind of flower seeds. think about 1-2 tablesoons =the packet
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4 plus the bag of compost about half the amount. Square foot gardening 4x 4 x 6 inches uses 4.
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No more than 25 to 30 that's a guess. You will also need your base nuts. The box kit is your bloom boosters and additives. Each one is 30 ml per five gallons
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Their website says "500-800 sq. ft. / gal." I am sure that will depend with the material.
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All I am able to tell you is what EarthBox says to use. They say to use 1 lb. of Dolomite for their Large EarthBox mix it into top 3-4 inches of mix at initial planting and each year when replanting. It looks like a pound is 1 & 1/2 cups.
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Go to agardenpatch.com they should have a chart to tell you what and how much you can plant if you want to check before you buy
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easily supports 300 pounds, rated for 500-not sure about that. Have large planter with citrus tree on patio weighing 300 pounds. works great.
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The plant I have on it is light. But I would say no more than 30 pounds. I don't know what the site says. Hope this helps.
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4 x 4 x 1 = 16 cubic so maybe about 8 bags will do the job. Buy the ingredients and mix it yourself or buy from local garden center by bulk.
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I moved it to vegetation and put up a 300W for flowering (link below), it was only around $200. 90W didn't have the penetration for larger plants and the lower growth was very loose.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GHB2QBC/ref=cm_cr_notf_fhv_prd
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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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I assume you mean, "How large an area" and I think an ounce was good for about 1,000 square feet. The container I bought (5 pounds) it going to last a lifetime since my lawn area is only 8,000 square feet.
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5,000 seeds covers 100 sq. feetYou yard is 2,400 sq. feet. You will need either 24 x 5,000 seed packs or you will need 12 x 10,000 seed pack.I recommend getting ONE seed pack, putting it into a growing tray and seeing how they germinate . If they're successful, you can order more.
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It can be somewhat dense so I would say 1 cup per 8-10 inch container and mix with another medium. That should feed your plants for about 3 months.
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General rule of thumb is 30 BTUs per square foot. This can change by some other factors up or down.