I have 2 houseplants grown in water for 3 years, can I use this to feed them? How do I apply it if so? Help??
1626565
No, its not a nutrient. Use this product to bring down the PH of the water your using into the optimum range for the plants your growing.
1626566
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.
81937
I would wrap roots in paper towl and put the roots in the water. I waited about a week.before planting mine they are doing good in the house. I live in Michigan and the plants were blooming I didn't want them outout side because they would go dormant.
1596742
Potentially yes. I'm trying it right now. I'm guessing it will depend on if your plant needs more than one one bottle of water during the period of time that you're gone. For the week I tried it before my trip it seem to work well, the only problem is if your plant needs to dry out between waterings. Best advice from me is not to wait until you're gone but try it while you around to observe. And these don't work well for small plants.
2159645
So sorry, I can not help you on this. I would call a local nursery and ask them or contact the manufacturer. The water from my urns using this product is for watering plants - don't know how safe it would be for fish and don't think I would use it until you find out if it is safe for them. Wish I could be more helpful.
511037
I also didn't receive any instructions with the purchase. I looked up suggestions on google. This is what I've found, I sprinkle/spray water on my plants once a week. The suggestions said less than that however it is incredibly dry in my apartment so they are requiring it more frequently. When I planted them I made sure that they had a great drainage system (rocks in the very bottom with topsoil above that).
1144555
Yes. Follow the directions on the package. It works best if you soak them first and then put them in the top layer of soil, otherwise you have to put an enormous amount of water on the plant to get them to expand.
507560
In the beginning b4 adding water & fish is the best time. Dont forget to let it cycle for a couple months. I lost a few fish starting too soon & during my substrate swap to this.
87992
Yes you can do that. This plant want's a lot of sun and water. Don't worry about the degrees. It will grow gr8.
1998103
Soak for 24 hours in room temperature water, than plant in a light soil. Keep moist but not wet until it sprouts (too wet and the seed will rot)
339491
I would start off with 1/4 teaspoon per gallon; however, there are a multitude of other questions that need to answered. What is your ppm target? EC target? How often do you refill your reservoir? Is your water temperature optimum? Is your water temperature constant or does it fluctuate a lot? Remember you are adding salts, so don't over do it or over apply. When I was growing, I would add 1/4 teaspoon per gallon of water and feed my plants approx. 1/2 gallon of the solution(along with other additives added to the solution) once a week. Ok to use with most greens I would imagine.
706173
Yes. However keep plants for a week or so in original container with lightly watered to withstand the shock of shipping. After that it can be planted in bigger pot. Keep plants in warm/sunny areas of the house. Potted plants don't need too much water, in winter watering every 10-12 days can be sufficient.
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When you set your garden up, you put in the water to the fill line and add the food to the water based on the size of your unit. For a 3 pod, you use 4ml every two weeks. For a 6/7 pod garden you start with 8 ml. For plants grown over 12", you are supposed to increase feeding to 12ml. Don't forget to shake the bottle of food to distribute the solids that settle on the bottom. have a reset button I press on my Aerogarden, whenever I add food, that starts flashing two weeks after I reset it, as a reminder to feed the garden. I have a 6 pod Aerogarden. I am not sure what options different sizes offer so that reset button might not be on all Aerogardens. I hope this helps. When you set your garden up, you put in the water to the fill line and add the food to the water based on the size of your unit. For a 3 pod, you use 4ml every two weeks. For a 6/7 pod garden you start with 8 ml. For plants grown over 12", you are supposed to increase feeding to 12ml. Don't forget to shake the bottle of food to distribute the solids that settle on the bottom. have a reset button I press on my Aerogarden, whenever I add food, that starts flashing two weeks after I reset it, as a reminder to feed the garden. I have a 6 pod Aerogarden. I am not sure what options different... » Read More When you set your garden up, you put in the water to the fill line and add the food to the water based on the size of your unit. For a 3 pod, you use 4ml every two weeks. For a 6/7 pod garden you start with 8 ml. For plants grown over 12", you are supposed to increase feeding to 12ml. Don't forget to shake the bottle of food to distribute the solids that settle on the bottom. have a reset button I press on my Aerogarden, whenever I add food, that starts flashing two weeks after I reset it, as a reminder to feed the garden. I have a 6 pod Aerogarden. I am not sure what options different sizes offer so that reset button might not be on all Aerogardens. I hope this helps. « Show Less
941518
Yes ! :) its a great product it helps your plants have that extra Growth help. Just make sure to use a small about every time or amount recommanded this way you allow your plants to adapt to it. Hope this helps :)
1241164
it's pretty much use as needed.. generally speaking.. follow the directions on the bottle.. check your local nursery for what to do when your plants have the blight..
93237
I just used a small pot with some regular potting soil in it. Planted three seeds, two sprouted, and one has lasted long enough to get a few leaves on it. My water is pretty hard and the soil is a little on the dense side, which may have contributed to the slow growth rate. But the one that has survived is about 2 inches now (one-two months).
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I have a well so I just use plain water. I had the plants outside during the summer heat to germinate, then brought them in. They almost all germinated, but I have lost a few over the winter, probably because my house is colder and dryer than they would require. I do not spray them, and I believe that this could help, but the majority of them are still thriving anyway.
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this is made for 1 plant ........but a large plant the 10inch basket allows u to grow heavier plants u can grow anything.........just keep the feed right and the ph right........may i say look at hydrofarm drip ring i combined the 2 had better results then with the DWC alone.......use the drip ring untill the roots get deep in the water then i stoppped....sped up growth by 10 days compaired to alone