Can I mix it in the soil when transplanting seedlings?
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Yeah, it's just what they need and they won't lose the natural fungus and bacteria that break down organic material to produce more natural fertilizer. But I would make sure to dilute it very well. Most people burn by using too much. Keeping the soil consistently moist is most important for soil health and for seedlings
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Yes you can I did it. Just don't add everything at once . You can use azomite when you plant your vegetable mix it with compost. Letter you can add other organic fertilizers . Just don't over do.
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I think most people mix with soil, could be used either way. It does not add nutrients, it is to loosen soil and RETAINS WATER.
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The label doesn't say to soak first. I just mixed into the soil as per the instructions on the label.
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Yes. Great product, by the way, since the pot is made from fertilizer and gives the seedlings a boost when you put them in the ground pot and all.
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No. It has very little nutrition for your plants. I am a square foot gardener and highly recommend the book a method. You can replace the use of this with Mel's mix.
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won't be as good and mixing it into the soil......but I've done it......I used a wooden dowel to poke deep hole and sprinkled a few grains into each hole.
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Yes.Mine came in a long plastic tube which would not stand up on its own. All the dirt had come out during shipping,so I transplanted it right away into a 5 gallon pot with moisture control potting mix and a couple handfuls of azomite(minerals) and bio-char. It perked right up. It is growing and I anticipate finding a 15-20 gallon pot to transplant it again.
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It needs to be mixed with it. Along with Epsom salts. Look up MHP gardener on YouTube. He gave me a lot of info on it. He has a video where he discusses the fertilizer in detail. Hope this helps.
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There is no mixing required. It is a granular fertilizer that you can apply with a drop spreader or small hand-held rotary spreader. Excellent product.
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the seeds I ordered did just fine I soaked them for a few hours then started them in potting soil mix then transplanted outside
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I have done both. If you mix in soil before adding water, you will need to add a bit more water to the soil but you won't ave to water as often after that.
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Mix with soil, rainfall or personal irrigation will active. Not messy at all
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Yes, but don't put it directly on the plants just the soil. This Castor oil is pretty thick and the best way I have found to apply it evenly is to mix it with kitty litter. Use the cheapest litter (no odor control etc.) Nine parts of litter to one part Castor oil by volume. Mix in container, it may take a day to fully adsorb, spread on ground where you don't want gophers. In a day or two they leave, reapply if/when it appears they are returning. Good luck!
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Yes you can .I have instructions for a pepper plant I bought that says the following: For faster nutrient uptake, dilute Espoma organic garden toneplant food with water, then water your plants with that mixture.
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Start seeds prior to using, moderate moisture will get seedling to transplant stage.
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I use it primarily as part of my soil mix for my bonsai pots. Although rinsing in water is not necessary, I do it anyway as it looks better. Anyway, I add to the soil mix the grit I like as well as other elements, like turface, decomposed granite, etc.