If you have more than 1/4" of soil will it still come up?
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Not sure my last message went out. I have been very pleased with this seed and it does grow with very little soil. I simply rake the ground, plant the seed and have been very pleased with this product. Jim in Arkansas
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From my experience everything is very positive. I bought this see for myself and have been extremely happy.
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Our directions say to use 10% of the Blend by volume in the dirt. So you may want to lay a half-inch circle around the plant and gently work it into the soil about 3-4" deep.
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No........prepare your soil....loosen it up......spread your seed......and expect good results.
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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.
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I would recommend not just laying the box on top of the fabric, but pulling the fabric up along the sides of the box and leaving some overhang to ensure the soil is completely contained.
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I tried it with 1/4 inch and there is not enough pressure to go more than a few feet. I wanted to do my raised garden. Spent a lot of time piecing it together and the connectors broke as I was setting it up, then it did not work after the first 3-4 feet. I took it apart, plugged the sprinklers into 1/2 inch and was good go to.
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I seem to get the best results if I sprinkle it on to where the top of the soil is covered with the seed about 1/4 to 1/2 inches apart.
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Yes but depending on the size of your arbor it might not accept more than a half inch of the stack
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if you use real dirt they will, the bagged potting soil is light, but once you water it, they will and also it depends on the surface if it is uneven they are not sturdy enough, I find that putting them in a, soda case box or other container is better then you can be sure they stay upright
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It all depends on your soil. This will add fertilization to your soil but, if the soil is poor you may want to add extra separately.
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I'd say not immediately. Think of this stuff as starter soil. Over time you may need to add some fertilizer but my tank has been going strong with no added fert for 6 months.
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There were loose rocks in my soil but they were less than 2" in diameter. The tiller works fine with those loose rocks. Remember, the rocks in my soil were loose, not compacted or tightly bunch together.
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I haven't tried to make it go deeper than the length of the auger. I suppose it could go deeper, but that would depend a lot on the type of soil. I used it in soils with different conditions, ie. never walked on areas, soil that i heavily mulched over the past 2 years. Thank goodness I don't have much clay, but even the areas where my dogs run around, and pound the ground it worked well. I could not be more pleased with this auger.
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Works fairly well on larger taproots; I've pulled some out about 8 inches long, but skinnier ones, it doesn't grip as well, but it'll usually loosen the soil enough that you can just reach in and pull it out by hand.Caveat: doesn't work well on heavily clay soil or dry soil, regardless. If it hasn't rained for a few days, you may want to wet the soil first, or wait for rain, otherwise, part of the taproot may just snap against the hard dirt.
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I have one inch (none drip) tube running from the tap around the garden (more than 100 ft) and I have connected few of these drip lines into that. It works fine. But I have not tried connecting inch to 1/4 inch. But if you have enough water pressure, this should works.
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Hi Joseph, it will get down to about 4 inches for a coin in average soil and a bit deeper for larger items. It does not work well on salt water beaches, it gets a lot of false hits from the mineralization. I purchased it for my 10 year old son and he loves it. I hope this helps. Tom.
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Don't know about 1/4 DIG. I use them with 3/4 or 1/2 inch poly pipe. These works a lot longer before getting clogged than others do.