Do you include directions on how to grow the duckweed?
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I do not remember if the duckweed I purchased had any instructions, but the seller was very communicative and offered further information. When I received my 2 cups of Duckweed I put it in a Rubbermaid 50 gallon farm tub with about 5 inches of water and have had it in temperatures of 55 degrees to 105degrees and it just keeps growing. I feed it to my Tilapia at a rate of two dipped hands per week. I suppose that would be about 4 ounces. My fish absolutely love it. There does not seem to be anything special to growing it. Even after feeding it for many months I still have more than I purchased, so it grows very prolific. I do not remember if the duckweed I purchased had any instructions, but the seller was very communicative and offered further information. When I received my 2 cups of Duckweed I put it in a Rubbermaid 50 gallon farm tub with about 5 inches of water and have had it in temperatures of 55 degrees to 105degrees and it just keeps growing. I feed it to my Tilapia at a rate of two dipped hands per week. I suppose that would be about 4 ounces. My fish absolutely love it. There does not seem to be anything special to growing it. Even after feeding it for many months I still have more than I... » Read More I do not remember if the duckweed I purchased had any instructions, but the seller was very communicative and offered further information. When I received my 2 cups of Duckweed I put it in a Rubbermaid 50 gallon farm tub with about 5 inches of water and have had it in temperatures of 55 degrees to 105degrees and it just keeps growing. I feed it to my Tilapia at a rate of two dipped hands per week. I suppose that would be about 4 ounces. My fish absolutely love it. There does not seem to be anything special to growing it. Even after feeding it for many months I still have more than I purchased, so it grows very prolific. « Show Less
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HOW TO GROW DUCKWEED Growing duckweed is very easy. All that is required is water, light and nutrients. They can be grown in pond water or any non-chlorinated water sorce as long as the ph is between 6.5-8.0. It is important to replace the water frequently, since evaporation will result in concentration of salts thus killing the duckweed. Also duckweed does not like moving water. Use any plastic tray, container, or tank with at least 12 to 14 inches of water and pond plant food or compost. Fill the container with water and add the plant food, and then the duckweed. Duckweed needs sufficient sunlight to establish itself. So, place it in a location, where these plants will get 8 hours of sunlight. (During the summer heat some shade may be required.) Duckweed can also be grown with the help of fluorescent lights. Such lights must be placed at a distance of 15 inches above the container. Now, you can leave the plants undisturbed for a week. Meanwhile, remove damaged plants in between. After a week, remove the water and add fresh water supplemented with plant food. It will take around ten days for the duckweed to multiply. Keep up regular water changes and the nutrient level and you will always have duckweed.
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After recieving the duckweed I just put it in a clean water tub and in a few days it had completely filled the tub. Then after several weeks I had to change the water in the tub but its still growing. I use it by handfulls for the Tilapia tank as a supplement to dry food. Great product the only direction is put it in water and add sunlight that simple.
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It would be nice if it came with it but basically you just need dirt gray water with old grass clippings are leaves or fish thank water
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I believe you till fertilize and plant seeds then apply. That"s what I did.
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I don't google thigs I look on ehow.com and it give me the best answers and solutions on how to grow some plants and trees
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I wouldnt be able to give advice. My shipment arrived dead. So I never got the chance to grow.
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Hey David did you end up planting these hydroponically? I am considering the same. Thanks!
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Yes you can,it should come with planting instructions.If not start with a small pot(1 gallon) and light soil,move it to the next size up when you see roots coming to the top.Don't overwater.Have plenty of drainage and fertilize at least every 3 months.Mine came out of the box with lemons already on it!
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Hi you can visit the Dr. Song site for the directions here is the link http://drsongmedical.com/#features
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No, there are no directions with the kit. However, you can find detailed instructions on YouTube.
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Yes, it came with basic directions. Mainly about how to put the patches on the rod. If all else fails check YouTube.
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I have a grey thumb, and my stocks are growing AMAZINGLY! Get a small, regular size plastic planter (~1 GAL) that can drain well, and add potting soil. Dip the bottom tip of the stalk in root hormone, stick in soil, pack soil down... water until water exits holes of pot at the bottom. Place in full sun. I live in Texas heat, and I've kept mine outdoors. I watered mine every 2-3 days when I could see that the soil was dry. When you spot new growth (little budding leaves that look like devil horns), your lil fella is producing roots, and you should prepare to transplant to very large container or garden. Look around on the internet for tips. I found Lucky Bamboo Expert on youTube was helpful, and the info on plumeria.org was invaluable. I'm so proud of my 4 guys, and I'm excited to see them mature. I started mine around July, and they have produced small blooms throughout the summer. Go for it!
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It worked for a few weeks on the duckweed in my pond. Hate to have to spend $125, 3 or 4 times per year on that. Searching for a less expensive fix on duckweed. If you find one pls shoot me the info - bonds999@aol.com
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Hi David. The instructions are in the booklet attached to the bottle of Roundup. It specifies and I use six ounces of the concentrate to a gallon of water and it is very effective against the weeds and sterilizes the area for an extended period. I hope this helps.
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go to "Pramitol 5ps, 2 Lbs" on Amazon. It gives directions/ sq ft and also has some reviews you'd be interested in. I had to double the application for a rock covered area that didn't really have a lot of weeds at all. It was early season so weeds hadn't come yet. I cannot stress enough that a complete water right after is essential.
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I did, about a week later. Bought an orchid clay pot, Oncidium soil mix and orchid plant spikes. All are sold a Home Depot. My orchid is still going strong. Lots of new growth.
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Hello, Yes I went to their website and found "some" instructions: http://japanesemaplesandevergreens.com/planting-pruning-and-care/ Just get it in the ground ASAP. I purchased two of these vines and they are doing fine!
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Yes. I normally add one oz. per gal. of water. If it is mature weeds you may want to go up to 2oz. per gal.
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You should have directions with the in the package, but if not; once you get it the disc can walk you through it. It is very simple, but I would rather Cisco walk her thru it. It can actually be done in just a few minutes. Cisco is an awesome product.