How much do I use on petunias?
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Mix according to label. 4 oz to a gallon of water. For roses that will treat about 3. I think you might use a quart of the mixture to each plant.
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I confess I found Bayer's instructions on single plant vs bedding plant use mind-boggling. I simply put about an oz to oz & half in the bottom of a gallon milk jug, add lukewarm water, shake vigorously, and fill to top, slowly as it nears the top as it foams. I then use on all my plants, followed by some more clear water, and the foliage is lush and the flowering is maximum. I use a little oftener than 6 weeks between applications.
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I also have a lot of plants but I just spray around them. If you want it to control mosquitoes than you will want to spray as high as you can without getting the Talstar in your eyes of course. FYI read the directions really good before using. Last, this is going on my second year and I tell everyone about this great product. It truly makes a difference.
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That's too much! You only need one. You may burn the roots if you over-fertilize. Use the Bloom Plus on any plants that flower, including fruits and vegetables! Use it just prior to the time when they would be getting buds. Don't use it when the plants would normally NOT be flowering! This increases blossoms dramatically!
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It really depends on the temperature and how dry it is and how often you want to refill. In medium large pots in Austin, I use one per pot and refill once a week.
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I used it as a tea and applied is directly to the base of my plants, I have not used it as a foliar feeding. Try to avoid using products high in nitrogen as foliar sprays, they may burn the leaves. I believe 3 tbsp makes a gallon.
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You can use it on both every two - three weeks. However bloom booster is very high in phosphorus which can harm the plant if a build up in the soil occurs. I would use the Rose fertilizer along with the Booster, or just plain miracle grow along with the booster as it contains much more micronutrients and a better balance of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potash.
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Depends in how many plants you're gonna grow. I usually get a pack or 2 (12 per pack). I use these pots primarily for my tomatoes,
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Jay,I forgot to answer the dosage question. I tried to spray enough to cover as much of the plant as possible. Bill
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not much.. i have used 6 bottles on 4 azalea bushes.. also, it takes time.. at least a week to see results..
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Yeah it's two teaspoons per gallon or two dropper fulls worth comes out same. So I'd recommend a miracle grow outdoor plant food that has a platic mixer that hooks up to your hose, cheapest way to go for the long run if your doing a garden or outdoor house bushes. This is fine for one or two bushes to be fertilized one a month. But will go quick, great for house plants though, and you can try it once and see if you see results. Good Luck Hope I Helped
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I use about 1 jug per acre. Half as broad spray which uses more and half as spot treatment which is more efficient but involves more work. Hope this helps.
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Ace Hardware has a nice ½ gallon sprayer. Do a little algebra, & you're good to go. If you have some left over, spry the sedge again. If you don't have enough, mix another small batch. Use it all.
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well I use 4 oz to about 4 to 4 1/2 pounds of my mix. I don't know if I would use it on small plants. I burnt some of mine up. It can be strong. Hot nutrient but man you get roots. Just wait to the plants are at least 2 weeks old. Also there are 2 ways you can mix it real good. Or slowly add a half teaspoon to a galloon and slowly add it. It is similar to a product called great white. I consider this like I generic version of that kind of but this is a little hotter. Hope that helps.
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I would think that is different with each person, but I use a palm full. That might be 1/8-1/4 cup. I sprinkle different herbs as well. Or, I add essential oils. I hope that helped you out.
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1.5 ounces/gallon of water for a 10-15% mix. That will take care of most brush and poison ivy.
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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.
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Depends on size and species. For majestic tree I used 3-4. For pindo I used 4-6. Sego may use 2.