How do you apply tomato tone?
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I use Tomato-tone in my "EarthTainer" planters. An EarthTainer is a homemade version of an EarthBox, scaled up to a 32 gallon tote size. The planter is filled with pro-mix and can handle two tomato plants. First, I trowel in 2 cups of agricultural lime (slow release) roughly six inches deep. Last, I lay a strip of Tomato-tone in a narrow 3 inch deep trench across the center of the planter between where the plants will go at either end. Per instructions for the EarthTainer, I use 3 cups of fertilizer. This lasts for the whole season. Google "EarthTainer" for more details. I have also mixed proportionately lesser amounts of tomato tone in smaller conventional pots with similar success. I use Tomato-tone in my "EarthTainer" planters. An EarthTainer is a homemade version of an EarthBox, scaled up to a 32 gallon tote size. The planter is filled with pro-mix and can handle two tomato plants. First, I trowel in 2 cups of agricultural lime (slow release) roughly six inches deep. Last, I lay a strip of Tomato-tone in a narrow 3 inch deep trench across the center of the planter between where the plants will go at either end. Per instructions for the EarthTainer, I use 3 cups of fertilizer. This lasts for the whole season. Google "EarthTainer" for more details.... » Read More I use Tomato-tone in my "EarthTainer" planters. An EarthTainer is a homemade version of an EarthBox, scaled up to a 32 gallon tote size. The planter is filled with pro-mix and can handle two tomato plants. First, I trowel in 2 cups of agricultural lime (slow release) roughly six inches deep. Last, I lay a strip of Tomato-tone in a narrow 3 inch deep trench across the center of the planter between where the plants will go at either end. Per instructions for the EarthTainer, I use 3 cups of fertilizer. This lasts for the whole season. Google "EarthTainer" for more details. I have also mixed proportionately lesser amounts of tomato tone in smaller conventional pots with similar success. « Show Less
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I mix in a handful at planting to get the mycelium going then i literally throw a handful at the bottom of each plant every 2 weeks. Its slow release it will never burn your plants and it's not brain surgery, accuracy doesn't matter. Its great for peppers as well.
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I grow my tomato plants in large pots, the more I water them, the more dirt runs off (through the bottom holes and the roots always get closer to the top and are sometimes exposed). To cover them and keep them from getting fertilizer burn, I mix my fertilizer with potting soil and I always use a little less fertilizer than recommended (I've discovered it's way too easy to over fertilize potted plants and kill them/ keep them from fruiting). Tomato tone recommends (on the bag) sprinkling 1.5 tsps per 4" pot diameter, I usually do .5 tsps to 1 tsp per 4" pot diameter and mix with potting soil till I get a peppery consistency and then sprinkle in a circle surrounding the plant avoiding the stem as much as possible (fertilizer burns any part of the plant it touches). Sometimes I will also go over that layer with a light layer of plain potting soil to hold the fertilizer in place before watering.
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Connect the battery to the wire and ground (or another wire) at one end. Then take the banana to the other end of wiring and wires you are looking for should have a loud tone.
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You're right; it's from the tomatoes themselves. I'm copying the ingredient list from a can for you. Ingredients: Organic Tomato Puree, Organic Onion Powder, Naturally Derived Citric Acid, Organic Garlic Powder. That's it, hope this helps...(Incidentally, it's delicious, too!)
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I've no idea about LV temps, I always thought its hot or warm there. If you night are chilly just put gallons of jugs inside, close to the plants and they will heat up during daytime sun, and keep plants ok during night. I have dozens of jugs around the inside perimeter and they do help. Wondering about legend tomatoes? Hmm.. Would love to try them...
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the best method is to put a handful in the hole when you plant your tomato. after digging hole, place plant in the ground, apply a handful, then fill in with your soil. periodically-after about a month, I apply as directed-in case rain/watering has washed away the root-applied calcium. I have never had a problem with rotting.
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Pearl Blonde with and use Gray Magic....it will turn the solution very orange looking, do not despair....it will not affect the color....the pearl will ash out the god tones and grab the white hairs
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fill a spray bottle, 2/3rds hot water 1/3 bleach. spray generously , hard to clean spots? repeat.colors don;t run rinse with hose, sun dry. will look wonderful
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Depending on your natural hair color, if you're trying to avoid brassiness ("red tone"), stick with ash or violet colors. The "N" in "7N" stands for neutral. That may work, but you may be better off with a "7A" or "7V." (The V isn't as common, but I know Ion has a color like that.) If you use the 7N and have red tones, this Brass Banisher product works fairly well. You can also try Wella Color Charm toner in T18. That may darken your color a little bit, but it will remove the red. You'll need to use a 20 developer with it. If your natural color is dark (brown or black), stick with the ashy colors. If you're already blonde and just want to go lighter, the neutral color may work ok. Wella Color Charm also has some extreme ash colors. I believe there is a 7AA color. I went from dark brown to light blonde. I like the intense ash colors, they really help to get rid of the "orange" that inevitably occurs when I dye my hair. But if your hair is dark, just using a 7 color probably isn't going to make it blonde. You'll probably have to bleach it first, then use the color, and probably add a toner. Unless you want to try the L'Oreal HiColor product. I, personally, haven't used that, but it's supposed to help you go from dark to light in one step with no brassiness.
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I mix separately.Make sure they are totally dissolved,then put in 5 gal. container. formula for tomatoes and lettuce etc variesgo to htpgardner online for instruction video.
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1. Press the DIY1 button and adjust its red, green, and blue to nothing (Lights off). 2. Adjust red and green to make a desired brightness of yellow. 3. Adjust blue untill you get your desired warmth of white. 4. Press and hold DIY1 button to save the warm white color. Easy peasy crunchoo weezy!
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Tomato Tone will not burn potted tomato plant so would be safe and effective in either application.I have used in both ways.
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I think that if the package does not forbid its use, I would try in on the peonies. I use it on tomatoes to stop early blight and late blight. I believe it helps if I mix the powder in the soil before planting the tomatoes.
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I use the recipe from the booklet, tweaking here and there...but the basic recipe is as follows:2-3 Tbsp lime juice3 med. tomatoes, quartered1/2 tsp salt1/2 cup chopped bell pepper1 Tbsp finely chopped jalapeno's1/2 cup chopped gree tomatoes2 Tbso snipped cilantro1 tsp finely chopped garlicYou can use the salsa screen to process the tomatoes, then mix together with the rest of the ingredients.
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I should have a can of tomato paste at home. If I do I can test it. Let me know...
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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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Place tomato stained items outside in direct sun for several hours...staining should be removed.
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Hi Lindsey. I did mine and they look great. My father in law spilt salsa on mine and it sat overnight before I saw it. I used a cotton cloth and a gentle laundry stain remover and it came right off. I was surprised as I figured the red tomato juice would sink in and still be seen. Just be careful to rub gently and in multiple directions so you don't ruin the material texture. It is like grain sack but thin. I love mine for the price