How much do you mix for vegetable plants? Whats the ratio per gallon of water?
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1-2 Tablespoons per gallon of water, is what they told us when we called the company. We use it for as a foliage spray on our pecans. Hope this helps.
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Depending on soil from 2 tablespoons to half a cup per gallon of water if soil is acid start with smaller amount if soil is alkaline increase dosage
2013296
I use a two gallon plastic watering can (It also says you can use that on the box). For every gallon, I use two tablespoon of the Miracle-Gro. I hope that helps.
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I too have a one gallon watering can and I use two droppers full. I don't count. My houseplants thrive.
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The dilution ratio varies by what you want to kill. For tough-to-kill vegetation I use a dilution as strong as 6 oz. per gallon. I've used a dilution of 2 oz. per gallon and gotten good results. I've even used about a half-gallon of the 6oz./gallon mix that was left in my tank sprayer, added 15 gallons of water and sprayed a field where I wanted to suppress weeds and got good results, with a few weeds dead and the rest of them stopped growing. For more information you can search the web for the label instructions.
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.8oz / 1 gallon of water is the correct concentration. To make it even easier there is a built in measuring cup molded into to container. Again .8 oz for every gallon if water, that should give you a .06 percent solution.
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We get about 4-5 gallons of "waste" water for every gallon of pure, but we carry that outside for our plants and don't mind the work involved. We think it's totally worth the effort!
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Yes, that's how you make the ratios. Make sure the entire plant has a milky coating. If not shake the mixture more to mix it better.
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With the 15 gallon size we were going to put 2 tomato plants in just one bag but I if you go to different sites to look up container gardening they say a 3 gallon pot for 1 plant so I recommend the 5 gallon size for 1 tomato plant. We returned ours because we thought they would not hold up over time.
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one ounce per gallon of water for new/recently planted plants, and potted plants. two ounces per gallon of water for well established plants/trees
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Directions say to use 1oz per gallon so my third grade math says for 4oz use 4 gallons of water.
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I recently bought a rose bush from a local nursery and her instructions were to use 1/4 cup liquid seaweed per gallon of water per bush. I personally add a tablespoon of stinky fish emullsion too for good measure.
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1 oz per gallon of water. Or a bit less than 1/2 tsp per cup of water. See http://www.bugspray.net/labels/gentrol_igr_label.pdf. I used a spray bottle to mix small amounts.
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If you don't want to use the Garden Feeder, you can use a tank sprayer, mixing the product at 1 tablespoon per gallon of water.
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I would use no more than 2 tbsp per gallon of water. If needed increase to 3 for bad infestations
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Mix with water. I believe they call for 4 table spoons to 1 cup per gallon. I really only find my self using this on seeds and cuttings as it is such a mild concentration.
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Hi Eileen,The standard mix is 1 (one) teaspoon per 2 (Two) gallons of water. I don't know about shrubs, I'm a vegetable gardener. You might try using the standard mix and foliar feed it to your shrubs. You can't hurt anything with this organic product.
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The instructions say to mix 3 tbsp of tomato tone into the soil for new plantings. 2 cups per cubic foot for potted plants. I use it for potted plants mixing it with other nutritional amendments such as alfalfa meal, neem meal, crab meal, and kelp meal. My mix is per cubic ft. (7.5 gallons). 3 cups total of all above mentioned nutritional amendments along with a base of 1/3 peat, 1/3 perlite, 1/3 compost. Then I allow this mix to sit (cook) for 30days.