I have only 4 tomato plants. How much liquid of product do I mix with water for a one quart bottle sprayer?
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1 tablespoon of the concentrated liquid per each quart of water. Spray liberally on all parts of plant surfaces. Provides needed calcium which is a common deficiency in all growing plants. Bonide 166 is concentrated Calcium Chloride solution. If you want extra nutrition, add .5 teaspoons of dry magnesium chloride crystals commonly known as Epsom salts. dsthornton_2005@yahoo.com
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rot-stop is basically liquid calcium....I would tell you I always use a hose end sprayer as I grow over 100 tomatoes every year. since I haven't bought any for this year yet. I don't have the measurements in my head.. so I would no more than an ounce to a quart of water. for calcium cant really hurt the tomatoes as it does occur naturally in the soil(not potting soil for it has been sterilized) I suggest that you water during the morning so they can absorb and drink during the day only in morning as that allows the tomatoe plants to absorb and drink during the day if you water at night that causes fungus and they absorb when resting. if you have any more questions feel free to contac me again. rot-stop is basically liquid calcium....I would tell you I always use a hose end sprayer as I grow over 100 tomatoes every year. since I haven't bought any for this year yet. I don't have the measurements in my head.. so I would no more than an ounce to a quart of water. for calcium cant really hurt the tomatoes as it does occur naturally in the soil(not potting soil for it has been sterilized) I suggest that you water during the morning so they can absorb and drink during the day only in morning as that allows the tomatoe plants to absorb and drink during the day if you water at night that... » Read More rot-stop is basically liquid calcium....I would tell you I always use a hose end sprayer as I grow over 100 tomatoes every year. since I haven't bought any for this year yet. I don't have the measurements in my head.. so I would no more than an ounce to a quart of water. for calcium cant really hurt the tomatoes as it does occur naturally in the soil(not potting soil for it has been sterilized) I suggest that you water during the morning so they can absorb and drink during the day only in morning as that allows the tomatoe plants to absorb and drink during the day if you water at night that causes fungus and they absorb when resting. if you have any more questions feel free to contac me again. « Show Less
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I mixed three tablespoons to one-gallon of water using a hand held deck sprayer.
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With the 15 gallon size we were going to put 2 tomato plants in just one bag but I if you go to different sites to look up container gardening they say a 3 gallon pot for 1 plant so I recommend the 5 gallon size for 1 tomato plant. We returned ours because we thought they would not hold up over time.
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I use a pump sprayer mixing about 3 tbs. per gallon of water for each 500 square feet. Then, if rain isn't expected within a week, I spray again with water from a hose to let the chemical soak in
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Using a 1 gallon pump sprayer, with a mix of 5 to 10 ounces of Pramitol 25E, expect to cover 500 square feet. At 10 ounces per gallon of water, 1 gallon of Pramitol should make about 12 gallons of spray or about 6,000 sq feet. Double that if using the weaker 5 ounce to the gallon mix.
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You can use as much as 5mls per one gallon. Different uses call for different combinations of concentrate and water.
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I use a 16 oz. spray bottle most often. When I need a bigger supply, I use a standard 3 or 4 gallon pump sprayer. Just mix with water according to instructions.
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For outdoor plants, mix 4 tsp or 20 ml of the Miracle-Gro Liquid All Purpose Plant Food into 2 gallons (8 L) of water (use 5 tsp for 2.5 gallons of water).
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If you are going to apply it to a stump or a vine, apply it undiluted. If you are going to apply it to foliage, then mix 4 to 8 fluid ounces to a gallon of water and spray it on the foliage.
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1 tablespoon of Deadbug to 1 quart of water (1 oz = 2 tablespoons) mix only the amount needed for a single treatment. In vegetable gardens it is recommended to use not more than 3 gallons of spray for a 1000 square-foot area. Also for example when growing leafy vegetables the maximum number of applications per season would be 6, minimum days to wait before reapplying 4 days, minimum days to wait from last application to harvest 1 day. This product is toxic to bees exposed to treatment for three hours following treatment. Do not apply this pesticide to blooming, pollen shedding or nectar producing parts of plants if the bees may forage forage on the plants during this time period. This product is toxic to aquatic invertebrates. More information than you asked for :) I hope it helps.
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I was not able to find the bottle. It depends how many oz you use in your sprayer. We mixed it stronger because we have a major clover/dandelion issue. We used 2 hand sprayers and diluted with water. It made quite a few bottles full. So I am sorry to say it is hard for me to answer the question.
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According to product's website you need to apply 1 to 3 tbsp./Gal. of ready-to-spray herbicide. If you use 1 tbsp./Gal. this bottle will cover about 16 Gallons of ready-to-spray herbicide.
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If I recall correctly, that container is enough for one quart. I mix it until I get the desired pigment, you can't have to much pigment in it, as it all becomes translucent when it hits the right temperature.
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add 2 fl oz per gallon of water for each 500 sq feet. when using a tank sprayer
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I use a hose sprayer. I follow the instructions on the label mixing the concentrate with the specified amount of water. I find the Bonode product effective and have not encountered any problems. Just thoroughly mix the two ingredients.
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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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I use it in a pump sprayer and mix accordingly. Mixture calls for 2.5 oz / gal. I would not use in a hose sprayer unless I knew the distribution rate /ratio.