How long do the nutrients stay active after the leaves are cut and sifted?
1606998
No idea. I bought a bag about two months ago, the flavor and taste still the same as the first day.
956142
Depending on the plant it may take a few days to a week to show the plant has died. I usually wait a week to replant.
1255913
Most them dissolve after tansplanting, however I did have a tomato plant that still had the outside netting still atahed when I removed he plant this fall. I start a lot of my vegetables in my greenhouse so when I trans plant to my garden I ut the netting off especially the root veggies like beets, carrots, turnips etc. When I transplant, I always give them 2 doses of vitamin B12 the first and second day after transplanting to avoid plant shock to the new enviroment. Hope this helps. As a general rule of thumb, when in doubt, cut the netting off.
1474121
I use the recommended amount of liquid I de-core the lettuce, rinse it, and shake it dry. It basically stays fresh and green for several weeks. Never cut it with a metal knife. The edges of the coarser pieces may show some brown after a week or so. Break off the brown pieces. The rest of the leaf is still good.
1556605
I don't know, it depends on the age of the plant. You may wish to contact the seller and find out how old the plant is, and if it is leafed out already. If it is already leafed out, then it has already passed the time of blooming. You can also ask the seller if it has bloomed yet. Hope this helps.
1296401
I have been using this for years, it depends on the weather, faster in warm days ,slower in winter. overall I always pre-chop veggies to speed things up either way. average is about 3-4 weeks. with two bins there is no rush.
2188023
Yes, but first wait at least a week to let cuttings dry out on bottom of stem if cuttings are fresh. Dip in water and then in growth hormone. Plant in pot with 2 parts perlite and 1 part potting soil with no fertilizer. Water only as needed.
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Almost immediately...it will . stunt growth and will turn yellow within 2-7 days. If you truly have nursed he, this will . absolutely work...I was so pleased with this product....bc it out grows the lawn and made it look unkempt even 1 day after mowing. As you know this stuff grows fast....and you will notice that it won't grow even before it turns yellow.
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If you use a compost starter, keep it slightly moist, keep it in the sun, and turn it every other day, you should have compost within a few weeks as long as you aren't putting a lot of twigs in it. The finer you chop up the stuff, the quicker it will turn into compost. But you also have to put enough into it, to get enough compost out of it, as vegetation is mostly water to begin with and breaks down to almost nothing.
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Once you have wet those leaves ...to me ... I there is no going back. I will steep more then a couple time through each gathering of leaves. Depending on the leaf. It's it's more then a couple hours I let them sit with the lid open. More things grow in moisture then dry. Mmmm tea
511036
If these are the cuttings you water them after you root them, if they are plants then soak them thoroughly when they arrive then every 10 days or when thy dry out. Hope this helps. :)
511760
Depends on the size of the plant, your potting mix, and your climate but I would say about 1 week.
990629
Depends how thick the grass is your cutting. If thick or heavy about 10 minutes
867559
Its a normal die off when you first plant it. Mine came back strong after a couple leaves died out. I cut off the browning leaves after a few weeks and the plant was fine. Once the leaves start turning brown you have to just cut the leaf off.
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I threw away the box as it was empty, but I did find this on the internet: When placed underground near the feeder roots of your palm, the spikes release their nutrients where the tree can best use them. Special binders ensure that the fertilizer dissolves slowly and safely and feeds your tree for up to 6 months.
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I find it best to strip off leaves-the residue when left on tends to accumulate in the cutting chamber and cause overheating. At the very least I wind up having to open it up to clean out the debris. A few leaves seem to make no difference to speak of-only when there are a fair number of them-likewise pine needles seem to be no problem,
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Some foods are more likely to rust or oxidize a blade. Specifically, Mint leaves. I used my 2 day old Global to cut mint leaves, and put the knife down for 20 minutes. When I came back and cleaned the knife, it was stained. 3 days later, there was a rust hole.