What are chemicals used in the fertilizer?
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Nitrogen, phosphate and potassium mainly.... Other micro nutrients include manganese .... Those are the ones that comes to my mind at the moment
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Jobes 1010 spikes: 1010 is a part number, from what I understand. These spikes are made specifically for palm trees with an N (Nitrogen), P (Phosphorous) and K (Potassium) content of 10-5-10, meaning that it is 10 parts N, 5 parts P, and 10 parts K per spike. Hope that helps - Lorraine
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In some states organic compost material gets mixed up with chemical-based fertilizers. It is a shame. Check with the state Dept. of Conservation.
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This time I stayed away from chemicals ...used good top soil..manure humus mix..with garden lime..dr earth #5..coffee ground.. egg shells.epsom salt..bat guano.and worm castings...and only used water for entire grow...Every couple weeks...make some dr earth tea...and bat guano tea too when flowering... Mmm mmm ....taste great and no need to flush nasty chemicals
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I have not used it with fertilizer yet, only salting for the winter...had no problems there....
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Unfortunately not, but it is the chemical which is used on a regular basis to assure water quality. Just browse the Internet you will find plenty of info on the other chemicals you need to use.
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No fertilizer, just straight-up systemic poison. we had severe galls on a witchhazel from aphids --- worked well.
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Deionized water. Triethanolamine. Lauryl sulfate. Propylene glycol. Cocamidopropyl betaine. Diazolidulinyl urea. Methyparaben. Prooylparaben. Fragrance. Citric acid
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For seedling plants I would recommend using 14 grams of the fertilizer per 5 gallons of water until the second flower cluster. Then increasing it to 29 grams for the remainder of the plant life. For nitrogen sensitive plant varieties I would recommend waiting till the fourth flower cluster to increase to 29 grams. I hope that helps, Brad.
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The sensor measures the overall salt level in your soil. NPK, or Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium, are the primary fertilizer salts that are applied in horticulture. By measuring the salt level in your soil, the sensor is able to advise you on the general nutrient level present at any particular time. The sensor does not measure each of the NPK salts individually, so you should fertilize your plants with an NPK balance that is appropriate for your plant based on the manufacturer's recommendations.
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yes it has fertilizer on it.. was a great ground cover... too hot where I lived for this to stay healthy
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What I understand is that they act as a filter to draw nitrates and nitrites out of the drinking water. When these nitrates and nitrites (impurities) are taken into the body they increase the nitrogen in the urine. The excess nitrogen in the urine is the main ingredient that burns the lawn. A small reduction in the nitrate and nitrite intake reduces the nitrogen concentration output reducing the damage or burning to the grass. Nitrogen is used in lawn fertilizers (it greens it up) but when it gets to concentrated it burns and kills the grass.
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I mixed it with my other fertilizer and, as far as I could tell, it dissolved along with the rest of the fertilizer when watered.
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Ammoniacal NitrogenNitrate Nitrogen (N-NO3Phosphate Potash (K2O) Magnesium (Mg)
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Sprinkle the product over the soil surface. Watering as you normally would will activate the fertilizer.
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No absolutely not. The instruction specifically say not to add water soluble fertilizer. The reason why is simple, if WS fertilizer is added to the water when the system is taken out of use there will be a small amount of residual water left in the tubing and in the reservoir itself. When this residual water evaporates it will leave tiny microscopic crystals of the fertilizer in both. As times goes by and this process is repeated the build up will slowly get worse eventually clogging the system. Also, any if there are any metallic part that come in contact with the WS fertilizer there is a potential for corrosion as fertilizer chemicals can be very corrosive to some metals. No absolutely not. The instruction specifically say not to add water soluble fertilizer. The reason why is simple, if WS fertilizer is added to the water when the system is taken out of use there will be a small amount of residual water left in the tubing and in the reservoir itself. When this residual water evaporates it will leave tiny microscopic crystals of the fertilizer in both. As times goes by and this process is repeated the build up will slowly get worse eventually clogging the system. Also, any if there are any metallic part that come in contact with the WS fertilizer there is a... » Read More No absolutely not. The instruction specifically say not to add water soluble fertilizer. The reason why is simple, if WS fertilizer is added to the water when the system is taken out of use there will be a small amount of residual water left in the tubing and in the reservoir itself. When this residual water evaporates it will leave tiny microscopic crystals of the fertilizer in both. As times goes by and this process is repeated the build up will slowly get worse eventually clogging the system. Also, any if there are any metallic part that come in contact with the WS fertilizer there is a potential for corrosion as fertilizer chemicals can be very corrosive to some metals. « Show Less
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I never premix any fertilizer.... I mix what I need and use. Hope that helps you.
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I have attached a link to the manufacturer's Material Safety Data Sheet for this product. If you still have questions regarding the ingredients, I would suggest you contact them directly. There is a phone number included on the MSDS attached. From what I gathered it contains: Ammonium Sulfate, Citric Acid and Urea Phosphate, although they don't tell you the concentration of each ingredient. Hope this helps! Good Luck! Here's the link: http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/prod_msds/pHDownDry_MSDS.pdf