what are the nutrients and fertilizer contents?
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that. It did work well, but I haven't bought any more, prefering to add my own fertilizer to the water beneath.
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The planter comes with a fiber pad that is impregnated with fertilizer and nutrients to promote plant growth. You cut holes in the fabric (they are marked for different types of plants - tomatoes, peppers, etc.) and put over your plants. The fabric and fertilizer pad rests on top of the soil with your starter plants sticking up through it. I don't know what they used, but it looked like typical nitrogen based fertilizer (some little pellets as I recall).
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There is a 6 month fertilizer packet under the cover. I have no idea what the nutrient value was/is.But I can tell you I had a fantastic crop of cucumbers. I just went out each evening and filled the water reservoir.
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I use bio nectar hydroponic nutrients for my base minerals and supplement with sea-90. A base fertilizer with the essential macro nutrients is required(npk)
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The label does not list potassium or phosphorus, so there is little to none. I hope this helps.
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The listed nutrients are: B-12 2000mcg., mannitol - 295 mb, sucanal - 1 mg, magnesium - 3.5 mg. whole cherry fruit extract - 2.4 mg. It's a good sublingual B12.
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From the bottle it says; Guaranteed Analysis; Total Nitrogen 0.00005% Available Phosphate 0.000004% Soluble Potash 0.003% Magnesium 0.03% Calcuim 0.0004%. Information on metals in this product can be found at hhttp//www.aapfco.org/mwtals.htm. Also go to agrarianorganics.com. Hope this helps.
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According to the package, Nitrogen 2%, Phosphate 7%, Potash 4%. Ingredients are feather and bone meal, sulfate of potash.
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From the box, essential components: minus ion, carapace, vitamin c, cornstarch, bamboo vinegar, tourmaline, plant powder, wood vinegar.
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Cornflour, salt, colour, (annatto) flavour (vanilla).For a full list of nutritional information see previous answers.
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Ingredients: Urea, phosphoric acid, potassium hydroxide, aqua ammonia, copper EDTA, iron EDTA, Manganese EDTA, sodium molybdrate, zinc EDTA and leonardite ore. Our lawn guys are horticulture majors and also do organic farming - they told us to purchase it.
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That sounds correct to me.. use high nitrogen for green growth the other for budding and fruiting , assuming it has the ingredients for tha:t phosphorous and potash.
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Crude protein (min) 12%, Crude fat (min) 3.5%, Crude fiber (max) 0.2%, moisture (max) 78%, ash ( max) 1.5%, potassium (min) 0.2%, magnesium (max) 0.22%, taurine (min) 0.05%
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vitamin B6-10mg. folate-400mg. Bioten-300mg. partofheric acid-300mg, galvium-160mg, zimc-10mg.copper-1mg.manganese-2mg.
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The difference is the mineral content. But all flourite can absorb nutrients from the water. So if you use liquid fertilizer in your tank the difference just ends up being the color. This is good substrate.
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The sensor measures the overall salt level in your soil. NPK, or Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium, are the primary fertilizer salts that are applied in horticulture. By measuring the salt level in your soil, the sensor is able to advise you on the general nutrient level present at any particular time. The sensor does not measure each of the NPK salts individually, so you should fertilize your plants with an NPK balance that is appropriate for your plant based on the manufacturer's recommendations.
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Available Phosphate 10% Derived From Bat Guano High Phosphorus 0-10-0 Hope this helps Great for producing flowers buds vegetables etc...
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Sorry, all the nay-sayers are wrong :) Where do you people think plant nutrients come from? THEY COME FROM ROCKS! Plants have special enzymes that help decompose rock into nutrient ions. This is why limestone and bones (and other "rocks") make good fertilizer. Also depends on what you mean by "organic". Organic can mean "natural" (casual sense) or it can mean "contains carbon" (chemistry sense).
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Azomite isn't really a fertilizer. It's mainly the micronutrients and trace minerals used to uptake macronutrients, like NPK. Here is the breakdown according to the Azomite website, click on the URL. http://www.azomite.com/resources/coa.pdf