I would like to buy this 55-gal product, but use it in 1-gal containers when the need arises...is it possible to measure out the needed amount?
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It is, but there is an expiration date on the product it self, you can also use common bleach bottles, emptied, and unrinsed. Consult a survival guide for best results
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Yes. The product is dispensed in a concentration of 8 drops per gallon of water. So, just use that amount for the needed amount of water to be treated. I use it in 5 gallon containers.
573250
Yes you can measure it out just follow the directions, keep in mind that it does have an expiration date on it though.
573251
Yes, it tells you how many drops per gallon. I use it on 6 gallon containers.
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You can use as much as 5mls per one gallon. Different uses call for different combinations of concentrate and water.
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I can't believe this is a question - if you mean how much it holds, it depends upon the volume of what you are putting in. One container or it would say - 2 for x price.
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Yes. A little goes a long way! One container was enough for me and a friend to do all of what you just mentioned.
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I've never counted. Maybe the container will hold 60. Or 70? Lots, though. It works wonderfully for my needs. Get it....you will be pleased, I think.
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Depending on the size of your pond or container they state the dosage...we eye balled it...but you could use a measuring cup
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Did you ever figure out how much to use? I am going to be making a half gallon of green tea as well.
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You should be able to. Mine allows from 1 to 10 T per gallon and I believe this uses 5 (not 100% sure on that exact amount, but definitely less than 10.
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I wish I had a good answer for you. The information you need should be on the back label. It will say something like 7500 gallons takes x amount and on up the scale. If it doesn't have it on the bottle, look for an 800 number for the manufacturer and call them. Some of these companies don't have a clue about the fact that we need that kind of information. Thanks for asking & good luck to you!
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Not sure. But if you need this size you can use it obviously. I find containers these days are not so standard it is a chaotic environment guessing game.
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Yes you can. Make the first batch with 1/2 gal. and the second batch with a full gal.
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I make 1 gallon of coconut yo with 1 tsp of gi pro start guess I don't know how much in the entire bottle
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It will double in size each time. I started with 1 gallon and now I have enough for 6 gallons at a time. In about a month.
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Thank you for contacting us. Yes, it's ready to use. A 5 gallon container will provide coverage of about 5000 sq ft or the equivalent of 250 lbs of salt. Please reach out if you have any other questions.
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I just read the container and it says one tablespoon of miracle grow lawn food mixed with one gallon water. That would cover 25ft. No pre-mixing of granules with water.
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1 tsp per gal water a week on each plant. get two boxes and see if more is needed later on . I am assuming you are buying smaller box, This is the best you can buy
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If you want to be exact you should weigh it, but I use about 2 tablespoons for 5 gallons. Mind you, it makes a difference if it is loosely packed or tightly packed. That being said, I've only weighed mine once and have just used a little spoon for the last year.You need a little less than 3 grams for 1/2 gallon of water, which is about 3/4 tsp, or a heaping 1/2 teaspoon, or a loosely-packed teaspoon.It is a science, but the plants will be a little forgiving. I'm often too lazy to mix up a batch of water with the fertilizer when my plants need water, so I just use plain water occasional, and they do just fine. If you want to be exact you should weigh it, but I use about 2 tablespoons for 5 gallons. Mind you, it makes a difference if it is loosely packed or tightly packed. That being said, I've only weighed mine once and have just used a little spoon for the last year.You need a little less than 3 grams for 1/2 gallon of water, which is about 3/4 tsp, or a heaping 1/2 teaspoon, or a loosely-packed teaspoon.It is a science, but the plants will be a little forgiving. I'm often too lazy to mix up a batch of water with the fertilizer when my plants need water, so I just use plain water... » Read More If you want to be exact you should weigh it, but I use about 2 tablespoons for 5 gallons. Mind you, it makes a difference if it is loosely packed or tightly packed. That being said, I've only weighed mine once and have just used a little spoon for the last year.You need a little less than 3 grams for 1/2 gallon of water, which is about 3/4 tsp, or a heaping 1/2 teaspoon, or a loosely-packed teaspoon.It is a science, but the plants will be a little forgiving. I'm often too lazy to mix up a batch of water with the fertilizer when my plants need water, so I just use plain water occasional, and they do just fine. « Show Less