I plan on using this on my vegetable garden. Can it be added to my liquid fertilizer and watered into the soil or is it for foliar application?
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yes, it can be added weekly at a rate of 1oz per gallon. personally, i use it with every 3rd watering at a rate of 1/2 oz or 15cc's per gallon. Works wonders in conjunction with Azomite.
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Either way is fine. I use a sprayer and mix it with fish fertilizer, black strap molasses, and kelp. I spray the leaves heavily and let it run into the soil.
917100
The label has a caution about using it on edible crops. As such, I wouldn't use it on a vegetable garden.
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This product is intended to be sprayed directly on the leaves of the plant. The plant should be watered as needed.
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I am not certain,if the instructions say differently don't use it...but I would just apply a small amount {test section} and see how the plant reacts.."Safer" recommends to apply in the late afternoon,because direct sunlight effects this additive that is the organic and controls the leaf eating creepy crawlies.Using a spray bottle,I don't see why not,just watch the amount you mix in the spray bottle...I follow the the 1 gallon instructions when i mix...it is a concentrate so be careful.
117467
It will work with any liquid fertilizer that is not too viscous. If the fertilizer flows like water it will be sucked up and mixed with the water.
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Read and follow all label directions! Application can be similar to methods of applying a large granular fertilizer. For a small area it can be shaken from its small size container can or use an empty sidewalk deicer container/shaker applicator. You could use a protective gloved hand or a small, hand-held broadcast seed/fertilizer spreader. For large areas one can use a walk behind fertilizer spreader. There are YouTube videos to watch. It MUST be watered-in, artificial or rainfall, to be effective. But, one must be careful to use only in areas where it is NOT going to be carried/washed/leached to unwanted places/areas by erosion, dissolving, or floating. Large unexpected rainfall soon after could cause problems! If it goes off site it could be a disaster to desirable waterways, plants, etc. Do not be irresponsible. Be careful near trees, etc. Tree roots can be close to the soil surface and grow beyond trees' branch canopy. It can be effective in rock driveways if one does NOT want plants growing there. READ AND ALL LABEL INSTRUCTIONS ! ! !
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I have used the miracle grow liquid and it works wonderfully. Make sure though its a purely fluid plant food, some have chunks of special fertilizer in them, though those usually have their own special dispenser. I haven't had any issue with it so far using most plant foods :)
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Yes you can I did it. Just don't add everything at once . You can use azomite when you plant your vegetable mix it with compost. Letter you can add other organic fertilizers . Just don't over do.
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You must hook a hose to this to help dissolve cartridge and get the solution into the ground around the bush/plant/tree. etc. I've had one for a number of years and wouldn't be without it! Great for fertilizing, and also great for watering (no wasted water).
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I used this and the API plant tabs and it worked great for my planted tank. Hope this helps as I don't know how this works as a stand alone fertilizer.
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I don't think it will help much. I mix it in a used water bottle and poured over my roses thinking it would clog sprayer nozzle. Leaves looked dusty after it dried. Didn't seem to help much as mixing it directly into the root zone. Beginning to notice that it is a great root stimulator but still need fertilizer or compost to make plants green
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I used this highly recommended product as my only fertilizer and it is working very well. Shortly after I began using it, the leaves "perked right up". I should mention, I am growing my first Orchid. I wish you much success!
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Yes, I do that all the time. I put Miracle-Grow sometime. Liquid form will do fine too. I also use flower boost + Ross fertilizer for flowering trees. One last note, make sure you dilute it with adequate amount of water. Otherwise, you will burn your plant.
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Yes, I use this on my vegetable garden, through the sprinkler. I have about a quarter acres of garden. I fertilize every two to 3 months year round (I'm in Florida) ~Rick
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For home use, i have found the liquid easy (and safe) to mix. And the persistence of the results seem in line with the product claims. So i have had no reason to try the powder. Also, if the solution dries on the ground, i would wonder if the powder would become airborne. With the liquid, i worried at first that the sprinklers operating on subsequent days would wash away the insecticide, but iI've been spraying the house perimeter and planted areas every 10 weeks and I've had zero bug problems.
655474
I don't think I would use it in a vegetable garden. I only spray it on individual weed growth , not an entire area. My vegetable garden I use newspaper to prevent weeds
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I haven't used it for that purpose. It could really screw up the soil. But my PM problem started when I fertilized the lawn. This year I did not fertilize the lawn and my PM problem is greatly reduced!