If it's liquid, how do you apply it to the seed?
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I fill an empty gallon milk bottle halfway with seed, add a capful of the liquid, shake it around, fill with seed to the top and add another capful and shake again until seeds are coated.
478466
Seed is placed in a container.....liquid in appropriate amount is applied and mixed around until seed coated
478467
I use it primarily on wild bird cakes. I cut open the wrapping at the top and use a spoon to drizzle a small amount over the center and down the sides of the cake, turning the cake to distribute as evenly as I can. Then I remove the wrapping and place the cake in the wire basket. Enough gets into and around the cake that it slows the squirrels down quite a bit and the cakes last much longer. A spoon can be used to drizzle the liquid into birdseed in feeders also.
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I put the seed in a container that holds about 1-2 pounds of seed. I then pour some of the liquid in the container of seed, (the bottle provides recommended mixture), and shake it up. I started with about 8-10 squirrels but the sauce has gotten rid of all but one. I didn't expect it to be a perfect fix but it's by far the best solution I've tried.
478469
I just pour seeds into a gallon re-sealable container and stir seeds with a small garden trowel. Did not have much luck shaking to mix
478470
I put seed in a can - pour some on and stir it in. It costs it but it isn't wet. Then, I fill the feeders.
1181684
i dont remember exactly. im pretty sure you just put some water on the dirt cakes and let them puff up in each square and then put the seeds in and lightly cover them and then put it near a window.
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If you have the liquid in the little packets, just mix one packet in with a little water, then add directly to the water in the aerogarden. Couldn't be simpler. You do it when you start your seeds, then again each time the indicator light goes on telling you to add the nutrients.
2027360
No, but to germinate your seed, simply place a wet paper towel in a plate, sprinkle seeds on towel and cover with a food wrap. place in a dark area and keep an eye on them. Works great.
209903
Germinate the seeds first. Then insert into the plugs. Germinate seeds by just keeping seeds moist and warm in a paper towel or 2.
1181681
I found a little instruction paper hiding inside the outer black plastic container (the one without the dirt inside), don't worry I couldn't find it the first time I bought it either. It's super simple, basically all you have to you is unwrap the dirt medallions, there is a thin mesh around it that is holding it together, and return one to each square. Add a few tablespoons of water to each square and let the dirt soak it up. They recommend waiting about 10 minutes to give the dirt enough time to soak up the water. Once the dirt has absorbed the water and looks like dirt you would find outside, remove a little from the top and put one type of seed in each section and replace the dirt. Hope this helps! =)
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sprinkling on the surface wont do much. spores need to make contact with root tips. Suggestion: depending on the plant and how delicate it is to disruption i would try to dig around its root perimeter, incorporate it into the soil (the depth should match about the height of the plant), then replace soil without packing too hard and water. Or if its in a pot, transplant it into a bigger pot and shake out roots before transfer. Mix it into the new soil and the symbiosis should take hold pretty quickly. Approx 1 week
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Nothing fancy needed. I use a quart jar with a mesh screen lid. Soak your seeds over night, then drain and rinse the seeds and lay the jar on its side. Rinse each day for 3 or 4 days until the seeds have sprouted to your liking. Then eat-em up!
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Try soaking a tbsp or two of flax seeds overnight in a cup of water. They'll soak up water, get soft like jelly and blend perfectly.
1178716
No, you don't have to apply a liquid solution. It's similar to a cell phone screen protector... It worked well for my laptop!
909069
i let them soak in lukewarm water for an about an hour before placing them in the soil ...this helps the tough seed to get hydrated...and germinate more quicklygerminate more quickly
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I soak the cube in water *before* I put the seeds/cuttings inside. Seedlings need to be constantly wet while they germinate so keeping the cube in a small bowl if your best bet. Fill it up from the side though, not over top of the cube or you're seeds will just float away again.Also if I'm planting seeds I'll drop the seed it, push it in some with a pen, then pinch the hole closed a little. It don't have to be perfectly shut, it's more to just make sure the seed stays in place.
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You soak the seeds to soften up the outer shell so that you can peel part of the shell to speed up the growing process. If I knew how to post pictures on Amazon, I could show you what my 3 plants currently looking like. Once my seeds arrive ( I bought more) I will record every step I take to get the seeds to grow.
1998103
Soak for 24 hours in room temperature water, than plant in a light soil. Keep moist but not wet until it sprouts (too wet and the seed will rot)
435509
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.
428768
I used it to spread powdered lime - I set it on the lightest setting and made several rounds to ensure even coverage. principle should be the same for small seeds. Hopefully other more experienced gardeners/farmers can give a more precise answer.