How do I use this for 2 different INDOOR plants I have? Just shake and water them after shaking the product on? Or just shake and no water needed?
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Yes you need to water to release the active ingredients in the granules. In nature this would be supplied by rain, but indoors you must water, as you should water your plants anyway. It will take several applications of water spread several days apart to work best. You should begin to notice a difference, as more leaf development within a couple days depending on the plant species. I added some to a Christmas cactus that I thought was at goner, and it was miraculously resurrected. I like the product and it is much cheaper than plant spikes/sticks. Good luck with all your plants both indoors and out. Yes you need to water to release the active ingredients in the granules. In nature this would be supplied by rain, but indoors you must water, as you should water your plants anyway. It will take several applications of water spread several days apart to work best. You should begin to notice a difference, as more leaf development within a couple days depending on the plant species. I added some to a Christmas cactus that I thought was at goner, and it was miraculously resurrected. I like the product and it is much cheaper than plant spikes/sticks. Good luck with all your plants both indoors... » Read More Yes you need to water to release the active ingredients in the granules. In nature this would be supplied by rain, but indoors you must water, as you should water your plants anyway. It will take several applications of water spread several days apart to work best. You should begin to notice a difference, as more leaf development within a couple days depending on the plant species. I added some to a Christmas cactus that I thought was at goner, and it was miraculously resurrected. I like the product and it is much cheaper than plant spikes/sticks. Good luck with all your plants both indoors and out. « Show Less
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You have to shae the botle to release the fertilizer. It comes in so called pearlets so all ingridients are always mixed. you shuld water after applying to get the fertilizer released. I use it only for outdoor and there is rain coming to release it. Hope it helps.
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I have found that shake and water afterwards works best. It makes the feed trickle into the dirt :)
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Sprinkle the product over the soil surface. Watering as you normally would will activate the fertilizer.
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I don't know what a horticulturist would say, but I like to water in any granular fertilizer that I use. This product is easy to apply, and I've been getting excellent results. My blossoms are larger, and the greenery grows really quickly.
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I put mine in a pretty ash tray with some moss. Spray it every morning with water, placed under a table lamp and it now has two "babies". Seems free air is the key here.Live in Reno, NV were the air is very dry thus the spritzing every day. I do not give mine the soaking as instructed as they rot especially in the pretty round hanging terrariums. This is my fourth try with this type plantand ONLY success.
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It is only for adjusting the PH, if your plants have been doing good on tap water, I say they dont need it. Look at plant food to feed them- miraclegro or something.
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hello, i have just start last year but all my plants have died, need more info on all before i try again, will need to build a shack to warm up and maintain temperature for plants through the seasons, and which lights to use, set pots, hoses, and water ph. all this has to be learned first. hope this helps. as for floragro i never really got the results because my plants froze, i used a tds meter with a ph tester to get the correct amount of fertilizer to water. look on internet and and find tds uses. hope this helps.
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you could simply use something like ivory liquid but I recommend using a surfactant specifically for use on plants
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I would recommend only distilled water. Drinking water or tap water could have impurities that might harm the plant. We've only used distilled and had nothing but good results.
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I used 3 teaspoons full to 1 gallon of water. I water my 9 plants once a week. I did it for four weeks and it did work. We haven't seen any tiny flies in a while now. The plants were infested by a new plant I bought at the super market. I should have kept it apart from the others until I knew it was clean but I didn't. But the natrol WDG worked.
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Unknown. My experience only involves house plants. Sorry I couldn't assist.
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We had instructions in ours. You might contact the seller. Distiller water only, 3/4 full in basin. Only one of the traps on the plant needs to eat once per week. The seller also followed up with an email.
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I think this is good for both indoor and outdoor plants...I use it for outdoor container plants as well as indoor plants ...my plants are the envy of all my friends ...
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You mix 2-3 tablespoons per gallon of water and pour on the ground around the base of the plant. I wouldn't use a whole gallon around just one plant. Prorate it based on how much water you would normally give the plant that day. If your plants show signs of stress, as in the leaves turning yellow, wait a week and use it again. I did this for 4 weeks in a row, and when my plants looked healthy again I cut back to once a month or more. I also had my dirt tested and found that it was nitrogen dificient, so this was perfect for me. If your plants aren't healthy, you should always have your dirt tested, since too much of a good thing is bad as well. Any local nursery should be able to test it for you. You mix 2-3 tablespoons per gallon of water and pour on the ground around the base of the plant. I wouldn't use a whole gallon around just one plant. Prorate it based on how much water you would normally give the plant that day. If your plants show signs of stress, as in the leaves turning yellow, wait a week and use it again. I did this for 4 weeks in a row, and when my plants looked healthy again I cut back to once a month or more. I also had my dirt tested and found that it was nitrogen dificient, so this was perfect for me. If your plants aren't healthy, you should always have your dirt... » Read More You mix 2-3 tablespoons per gallon of water and pour on the ground around the base of the plant. I wouldn't use a whole gallon around just one plant. Prorate it based on how much water you would normally give the plant that day. If your plants show signs of stress, as in the leaves turning yellow, wait a week and use it again. I did this for 4 weeks in a row, and when my plants looked healthy again I cut back to once a month or more. I also had my dirt tested and found that it was nitrogen dificient, so this was perfect for me. If your plants aren't healthy, you should always have your dirt tested, since too much of a good thing is bad as well. Any local nursery should be able to test it for you. « Show Less
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I just put some water in it and a tiny bit of liquid dish soap and then cover the top with my hand and shake vigorously. Then rinse it out with more water to get the soap out. The liquid soap is probably unnecessary, in all actuality.
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I use Dyna-Gro every time I water my plants whether they are flowering or not. Mix 1/4 tsp. in a gal. of water and the plants are fed a low dose on a continuous basis. I've been successful using this method.
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I just use an ordinary watering can with a fine spout. (Made for indoor plants, this sort of thing http://www.bing.com/shopping/dynamic-design-wc1018fe-watering-can-fern-dydwc1018fe/p/52A25876EC0588715012?q=watering+can+for+indoor+planrs&lpq=watering%20can%20for%20indoor%20planrs&FORM=HURE . How often depends on the time of year, I let the soil dry out a little on top between waterings so it's evenly moist but never soggy. I like to water it with a liquid fertilizer every other month or so and about once a year I will put the plant in the sink or shower pot and all and water it really good- let the fresh water flow through. This will leach out the salt buildup. Dont do this often though, just when you see salty deposits build up around the drain holes is how you know it's time. So , that's the deluxe treatment but spider plants are tough and really forgiving. My plant I bought is still thriving and gorgeous. It's huge and has needed repotted twice since I bought it. Hope this helps.
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It leaves a small amount of water on the bottom. You can just pour it into the next bottle that you are going to be using...or you can use it to water your plants!!
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mix 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water and then water as you normally would when needed. I used the kelp on new seedlings just when they emerged, worked great.
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Not an easy question to answer. Totally depends on the plant. Some drink more than others. I have found that it is a trial and error process. Out of 7 house plants where I used the plant nanny, only 2 have worked out. BUT I really like it on the plants where it works - lasting maybe 1 1/2 weeks. It takes the guess work our of watering. Hope this helps a little.