What square footage will 1,000 seeds cover
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I've never planted them before, but I think they should cover 20 square feet. The seeds are very tiny.
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I don't know. There was no information about the plant that came with the package of seeds.
156010
About 1 square yard and maybe a little more. I used it to cover a drip pan for my home AC.
2231233
I wouldn't think you would spread it evenly over a yard, a line around house perimiter, or spot treat mounds, but if you chose too, I would guess a handful would be good for 10 x 10, I would guess 20 handfuls, 2000 sq ft
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Yes, however you'll have to wait until it is fully established, which can take quite some time. As you may have seen in my original review, these seeds are tiny and they instruct you not to cover them, so they will blow away if you don't keep them wet, and some will get munched by birds so order extra.Hope this helps!Billy
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I spread 55 pounds of seed on a acre with no problem, so I'm sure it is possible. I don't know about weight of the herbicide it would take to cover your 1.5 acre, 65340 square feet.
998903
It covers 750 sq ft (3 x 250). If you're using for planting, it also has lines that run parallel over the 250 feet that help spacing of plants and also for overlapping the material.
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around 6x6 square feet, but more if you use a light mover. i have 200 miniature sunflower starts under mine with no problems. i highly recommend this light.
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You would use 1 tsp. to 1 tbls. of seeds per tray, depending on the size of the seeds. I rinse the appropriate amount of seeds, soak for 12 hrs or overnight, rinse again, then spread evenly in each tray.
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I would use the entire bag for 1500 square feet. Yes, you can use it a month before planting. I tilled mine in 5 MINUTES before planting. My fall garden looks great. Broccoli and Kale especially strong
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I'm guessing it's probably 10 to 1; the seeds being so tiny and lightweight; the planting medium/fertilizer takes up much of the volume, it is necessary to give the seeds some protection and nourishment.
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I use 1tbsp and grow it for one week. For that time and amount it doesn't fill the jar. I would guess that 1.5 tbsp of seeds would fill the jar in one week.
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The biological company lists a recommended amount based on square footage. I would refer to their scaleWww.gardeningzone.comI actually purchased the nematodes for the grub worms attacking my grass and to deter the raccoons coming after the grubs and beetles. I only have 1500 sq. ft. Of grass to cover so I ordered 1 box. So far it is working. No grubs or beetles equals no raccoons or skunks looking for a meal. I'm really impressed with the product.
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Hey Burrel, I just purchased the seed myself and have not been able to see how it is going to respond yet. Good luck!
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About 12" long and 6" wide. I think it could use a perch though. When I put it out this year I'm going to use a roofing nails as perches. There are bluebirds in the neighborhood, but I didn't get any birds to eat the seed inside the whole season.
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One spike will cover up to 7,500 square feet. It will cover up to a 95 foot diameter in an unobstructed area.
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I believe the ratio is 5:1. So 1-lb. of seeds will make roughly 5 pounds of sprouts.
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Gladly. I needed 3 - 1.5 cu ft bags. If you plant things in it that come in pots with soil, that is enough. If you put seed in you might want to add 1 bag if 0.75 cu ft extra. I have 3 boxes, 1 for flowers, 1 for herbs & 1 for seeds of greens. I love the boxes.