I have queen, Sylvester, and palmetto palm trees. will Jobe's 1010 spikes work for these?
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I used Jobe's on two of my Sylvesters and the color improved within 30 days. I do not own any queens but according to my landscaper (in Tampa, FL) Jobe's spikes would work for almost any palm.
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Actually, I have not used the Jobe spikes. I ended up using the "GROW MORE" Soluble Palm Food that I purchased at the same time. I took both to growers and they said use this first and the other later. Well later has not come because all my palms look great & I live in N. Texas. One is in a huge pot; the rest in the ground. I am going to try the Jobes spikes next. Does this help?????????
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Have you tried the spikes in potted roses? I had the same question. Thanks.
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I would imagine you could, as they are organic. I would just adjust the size of them according to your container. I used them in my container garden last year and they worked well, but I used very large pots. Since they're spikes they can easily be broken in half.
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Jobe's has "Large Indoor Plant" spikes, #5402, but I like Jennifer's idea of the tablets specifically for citrus. I think an organic fertilizer would usually be safe, but would it have the nutrients that your plants need?
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The spikes supplied are used when stands are placed on carpet. Use flat for hardwood or non carpet floors.
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No need to do anything. Just fill a bottle with water screw the spikes on and stick them in the ground. I used 1L water bottles but they will work on a 2L as well. I thought they worked very well. Good luck.
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You will receive 5. I put mine on Crape Myrtles which are multi-stumped. These are heavy duty and I recommend them for traditional one-stumped trees such as oaks, maples etc. Deer don't stand a chance.
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No. I ordered the Aspecter high performance outdoor waterproof silicone adhesive, which worked great. The spikes do the job and were easy to trim to fit.
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These work on my Calloway Foot Joy Shoes. I have changed several times using these Soft spikes.
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I don't know for certain, but the purpose of the spike is to help the plant bloom. Period. I would count on a different product for your purpose.
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I just bought the 10 pcs of professional glue, so I have no idea what spikes you are referring to, I'm sorry I could not help.
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There are different spikes for evergreens. Evergreens need a different nutrient mix then trees and shrubs so it's best to use the evergreen spike for evergreens and tree and shrub spikes for trees and shrubs. I have quite a bit of trees, shrubs and evergreens so I've used both spikes for years and they do a great job. My trees (all types) look great!
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I agree with the answer from Sandy. The longer the kit, the easier to install. No way I would buy the extra spikes available from the manufacturer. Too expensive. 6" carriage bolts work fine -- at least in our sandy soil. More than likely the shiny metal of the bolt will be covered with mulch, stones, or dirt, or can be easily painted if they're too obvious. The material is easy to cut as needed and the connectors work great unless it happens to be needed right on the curve. In that case, we re-thought the design to avoid this situation.
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I do not know the answer to this, but I Googled the following and I saw several articles come up which should provide you with an answer. Here is what I asked: can you use a tree spike on a potted plant?
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Hello, Gee sorry I do not have direct knowledge of Bismarck palms. Sounds great tho ! I have used it on my hibiscus and New Zealand castor bean plants. I really like the results. Caution follow directions. I was too enthusiastic with hibiscus. Doing well now. :) best of luck!
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Yes I got mine from a none orchard make sure it is in the spikes works great
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It depends on how thick is the sand if u know its gonna be too soft then rest ur mind and get the longest spikes u can find and that should do the job if not work ur way with stones or something , be creative lol