When do You add fertilizer after you see growth?
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The kit comes with instructions. I usually add half strength for the first 2 weeks, then full strength thereafter.
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I would just put one fertilizer pellet into the feeder, stick the feeder into the ground just outside the root ball area, run water through it just until the fertilizer is dissolved (probably about 10 minutes. Then I would repeat it on the other side of the root ball. Repeat on the second tree.Once or twice a year should be adequate for the fertilizer. If in between the trees get stressed by lack of water, you could water their roots for 10 to 15 minutes. It just depends on how wet or dry your location is.
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You do not need to add anything except water. Do not waste your money on miracle grow or any nutrients. The seed contains all the necessary nutrients required until 2nd true leaf develops. Seeds do respond very well to a heated seed mat.
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I still trench and fertilize with very good results. The plants seem to take the fertilizer they need. I haven't over watered or over fertilized since I started using the Earthbox.
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I never premix any fertilizer.... I mix what I need and use. Hope that helps you.
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good question! I just started using it for my organic soil to grow my wheatgrass in. It says to add it to the top of the soil before spreading the sprouted wheatgrass on it. I plan on adding it to my garden, but don't know when to do this either. I ran out of it and my wheatgrass did not get as green or grow as fast.
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Yes, to keep the different nutrients in a liquid solution, they are split up in the three bottle. I started my first batch of plants with only the Gro solution. They were yellow (chlorotic) and didn't grow. I Didn't have the bottle with the proper nitrogen. Then read the full directions (I know-obvious first step) , ordered the others, added them and boom everything took off.
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Actually you should definitely apply the fungus control at the time you fertilize because the fertilizer is the likely cause of the fungus or what promotes the growth of fungus already there. It's probably the nitrogen but whatever it is in fertilizer that promotes fungus growth, the only way to keep this from happening is to time the fungus control at the same time you fertilize.
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You hook it up to a hose just like you would use Miracle Grow fertilizer with a hose. The water mixes with the solution to make the correct mixture.
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I'd say not immediately. Think of this stuff as starter soil. Over time you may need to add some fertilizer but my tank has been going strong with no added fert for 6 months.
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We use FoxFarm grow big until the plant is green and sturdy. Once flowers appear, out nursery man told to switch to the SuperBloom. Tomatoes still need calcium.
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No, this the only fertilzer you need, but you can use other minerals if you like. I would add mushroom compost mix with ground carbon carcoal if you like.
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Specifically I purchased it originally for my orchids. I now water all my plant with the fertilizer about every 3 or 4 waterings. I water my plants approximately once a week.
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This is a potting mix enhanced with fertilizer. The fertilizer in the soil feeds for 6 months, so no additional plant food is needed.
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You do not absolutely NEED anything else but a liquid fertilizer is helpful. You can pick up a basic weekly use fertilizer (I use flourish by Seachem) or look into EI dosing (more work, better results). Depending on your plants you may want to look into root tabs (small fertilizer tablet in the substrate under the plant), CO2, and better lighting systems.Research into your plants will determine if you need to upgrade lighting and use CO2.All told, I do well with eco-complete and the weekly dose of Flourish. I do just as well in my sand substrate though. I prefer eco-complete for size and color. I have not found anything comparable in those factors near the price of eco-complete. You do not absolutely NEED anything else but a liquid fertilizer is helpful. You can pick up a basic weekly use fertilizer (I use flourish by Seachem) or look into EI dosing (more work, better results). Depending on your plants you may want to look into root tabs (small fertilizer tablet in the substrate under the plant), CO2, and better lighting systems.Research into your plants will determine if you need to upgrade lighting and use CO2.All told, I do well with eco-complete and the weekly dose of Flourish. I do just as well in my sand substrate though. I prefer eco-complete for... » Read More You do not absolutely NEED anything else but a liquid fertilizer is helpful. You can pick up a basic weekly use fertilizer (I use flourish by Seachem) or look into EI dosing (more work, better results). Depending on your plants you may want to look into root tabs (small fertilizer tablet in the substrate under the plant), CO2, and better lighting systems.Research into your plants will determine if you need to upgrade lighting and use CO2.All told, I do well with eco-complete and the weekly dose of Flourish. I do just as well in my sand substrate though. I prefer eco-complete for size and color. I have not found anything comparable in those factors near the price of eco-complete. « Show Less
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A lot depends of the season. Most succulents are dormant during winter and have major growth during the spring and summer months. Once they are solidly rooted, it should only be a month or two until they start forming new rosettes. The echevarrias (the typical "hens & chicks)are usually the fastest growing.Now that the days are getting longer, the plants are getting signals to start growing, so fertilizers made especially for cacti & succulents would stimulate healthy growth. Hoe this helps.
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wait until transplant and mix in a tiny sprinkling with the soil medium. Instructions are on the bag.