Can you use it in flower beds?
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This is a really good crabgrass preventer for the lawn but I would not use it in a flower bed. If you want to keep weeds from the flower bed use Preen. You have to make sure the weeds are gone then sprinkle Preen for the first time and from then on, if you continue to sprinkle the beds every three months or so they will stay gone.
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This product is a selective herbicide for use in turf. I would not use it in flower beds.
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I agree. Dimension is made for the grass not flower beds. If it was for the flower bed it would say it was for that use also. Btw Dimension is a trade mark for the chemical which many other pre emergence products use.
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Yes,I believe it can be sprayed wherever you need it I believe it only kills sedge weed ( nut grass ) & nothing else it hasn't hurt my sod or any plants so I would assume it would be ok around your roses
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No. You would have to put in a pot or line it with something. I have a pot in mine with flowers
656674
I used on my vegtable garden and it worked very well. I don't know about flowers. I feel certain it would take care of your problem.
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I don't see why not. My plants are flourishing but they are not flowering plants.
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Never used it for that. I grow peppers indoors. Not so hot on flowering to be honest.
1260343
I use it for veg. On early plants. You can flower if u change bulbs, but I wouldn't.
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Depends on the weight of the flowers. I think a few pounds would be okay. I gave never tested the product with the full weight.
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I would imagine you could, as they are organic. I would just adjust the size of them according to your container. I used them in my container garden last year and they worked well, but I used very large pots. Since they're spikes they can easily be broken in half.
1117687
You could use it inside. You would need a hook of sorts. Also if it is a little over-watered, it will drip out. Other than that, it would work great inside.
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Yes you can. Just don'tspray on the foliage on the plant that you don't want to hurt.
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Yes, it's for in-house plants, vegetables, even medical marijuana and many other plants that are grown in containers. Also the old used Pro-Mix is a excellent soil conditioner for outdoor flower beds and the backyard garden so nothing is wasted.
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I'm using it in an attempt to get my plumeria to bloom. My brother uses it quite successfully on his plumeria and says they are heavy feeders. Don't know about the desert rose though. I would think that anything that blooms would benefit?
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You could, but I would not use foliar spray. I would drench the potting soil with 1 teaspoon / per gallon.
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No. It's a single rod so you can't use it for a hanging flower pot. I would recommend a bird feeder or a light weight lantern/candle holder.
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For the most part you could. It would definitely get your plants to the flowering stage I.e. fruit. Depending on the density of the vegetation however, you might need a stronger light. Also you would need to swap bulbs.
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I don't recommend using it on flowers. If I were spraying around a foundation where there are plants I would be very careful not to get it on the plants.