can i mix it with 10-0-10 granular fertlizer and at what ratios?
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Depends on the ration you want. One to one give you 5-23-5 if you keep the spread rate the same. I use it plain on flowering plants and vegetable with seeming success. I then mix with a high nitrogen to get the rest of the yard. The math is simple - 3-1 gives you 30-46-30, but you have to put out four times as much or same spread rate divide everything by 4 (7.5-11.5-7.5. Side comment - push the nitrogen if you are expecting company as it is what greens the yard.
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This fertilizer is formulated for a specific purpose so mixing it with something else defeats its purpose. If you really need to use the two, apply the 10-0-10 per its instructions, then the 0-45-0 per its.
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I don't think it would be necessary but if it is a mild mix, you "can". Myself, I'm not a fan of chemical fertilizers, at ALL... ever.
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Yes. But this is used in a 3 part series. Theirs grow, bloom, and micro which are all used at the same time but mixed in the water separately. U can't mix them together as one. It's designed for hydroponics solutions. Though you can use this in dirt to. It's a concentrate so it needs to be mixed in with water depending on what time of growth your in.
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I use a ten to one ratio; for everything else a twenty to one ratio works great. This a very good product and has remained so.
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You are not supposed to mix them. They are complete individually. If you are transitioning between grow and bloom, you could use 1/2 the amount of each to get a mix of the two
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I have had issues with this mix, the 29 grams comes out at 800, its suppose to come out at 1500. tomatos did not do well. e-mailed them 5 times and no answers. if you are using this for seedlings you will be ok. do your self a favor and buy the master mix and the Calcium Nitrrate, Magnesium sulfate and mix it yourself. if you mix the master blend first in a 5 gallon bucket then your epsom salt, and finally your calcium nitrate in that order your nutrients will not fall out of solution (they cannot bond properly) and this is why people see the white stiff on the bottom of the bucket. you can go to https://www.morgancountyseeds.com/store/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=487 and get every thing plus shipping for under 40 dollars. also and this is importation buy either a ph meter or a ph liquid pool kit on amazon. you need to be beween 6.2 and 6.5.
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Yes, that's how you make the ratios. Make sure the entire plant has a milky coating. If not shake the mixture more to mix it better.
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Yes, mix as directions and use it thru sprayer. It will go bad on you if you make too much and do not use it all up sooner rather than later. Love it though as does my friend too.
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This is a good medium to use with orchids, or other plants. Its sold by volume, and 10 liters is a little under a 5 gal bucket size. The expanded clay pellets are of good quality, and contain no nutrients.
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Recommended is to mix 1 drop of GSE to every 2 oz of water. With my irrigation and netti pot I put 3 drops to full pot. You can Google it and there's many sites with recommended amount for varies condition.
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wait until transplant and mix in a tiny sprinkling with the soil medium. Instructions are on the bag.
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There are different strengths you can mix it but most people mix it one oz per gallon. I hope this helps.
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No, this the only fertilzer you need, but you can use other minerals if you like. I would add mushroom compost mix with ground carbon carcoal if you like.
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You hook it up to a hose just like you would use Miracle Grow fertilizer with a hose. The water mixes with the solution to make the correct mixture.
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If you dilute it well. I don't know the exact ratio but you probably can find that on Google. Full strength will burn you badly.
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I never premix any fertilizer.... I mix what I need and use. Hope that helps you.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that. It did work well, but I haven't bought any more, prefering to add my own fertilizer to the water beneath.