is this water soluble?
137813
I assume it is as that would be the way the phosphate gets to the roots. It was recommended by a website on boosting springtime blossom production. The proof is my current large yield of kiwi fruit.
137814
It is not water soluble in the sense that you can mix it with water and spray through a garden house or a more automated distribution system. It dissolves fairly rapidly once broadcast over the ground, however.
137815
yes, but not as soluble as say sugar;it is in the form of pellets 2x the size of apple seeds and it takes some time to dissolve. It does wonders for the roots of plants if used in the spring. Highly recommended
137816
I mixed it with my other fertilizer and, as far as I could tell, it dissolved along with the rest of the fertilizer when watered.
1293017
Im not sure if it dissolves easily and smoothly in water since I don't add it to water. As far as dissolving in skim milk, yogurt and berries I can definitely say yes. Better tasting than anything I have used and it is NOT "gritty".
1960611
Yes. We use water and within a minute or two and a little swirling, it dissolves easily.
1297133
I have never mixed the contents with water. I just go around the pool sprinkling and that is it. I have been doing it for the last 8-10 years. It is very quick dissolving or even if it sits a bit at the bottom - it will dissolve ultimately.
2207987
I don't know if that would work. I would try to put it into a milkshake or a juice blend, not just plain water. I don't know how water soluble this is, or how it might taste.
167276
I mix it in gren smoothies and it dissolves well in that. I have not tried mixing it with just water.
1166098
No. You apply it at full concentration right from bottle. I also don't believe it would mix with water due to its chemical makeup.
1027530
no you should dissolve in a small bucket of warm water and there is no need to mix it with anything else, it works fine on it's own
348326
The gel is water soluble. It just rinses away when I rinse my strap after wearing, although most if it has been washed away be sweat before that.
1834233
I would say yes due to it's great mixability. This powder is so fine, it will dissolve into water within a minute or so with no residue at all
2146109
I have no idea, as I've not tried that. I'll say this- it dissolves nicely, so my guess is that it would be fine mixed with anything!
659367
I dissolved it in hot distilled water and yes, it dissolved completely. I use it in a water-based serum and it is as clear and smooth as pure water. I have not attempted to dissolve it in cream or oil.
977559
It's not water soluble. It's sort of like the consistency of sand. I use it on my potted palms by spreading the recomended amount around the outer perimeter of the pot - not near the plant - and it works well.
2021873
Yes, you can. I would dissolve it in water first, then add it to the water you fill it with.
1453525
No, it dissolves well. I've also added it to yogurt, dressing, anything cold, just stir and it dissolves.
2253177
No, I do not believe it is. It has the consistency of lemon water and is basically odorless. It looks and feels exactly like water.
482822
From what I understand, this cannot be mixed with water. It's method of action depends on it being dry. Once wet, it loses it's ability to work as it is intended.