How much area will 3 pounds of the Fast Grow seed cover?
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It will cover a substantial amount. 1000 sq. ft. The grass will be light green in color so will not blend in with the already existing grass. Results take a month. Have to watch for birds who might eat the seeds. :)
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I can't remember, but pretty much what the package says. I used it for spot filling. It does grow fast. I was amazed at that. A little brighter green than the rest of my grass.
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We used about half the bag for an area about 600square feet completely bare. Once it sprouted we had a few spots that needed more so we used about 1/4 more of the bag. Hope that helps.
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The seeds are extremely small, so much so that all of them would probably not cover a dime. As recommended, I started the seeds inside. They sprouted very quickly, but the young plants were VERY fragile. I killed many of them the first time I watered. The ones that are still alive are growing very slowly. I don't know when I'll be able to put them outside. If I had been able to nurture them properly so that I had a full flat of plants, I would expect them to cover that size area. I hope this helps.
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One pallet will cover 300 Square Feet at a 3 inch depth. For a Safe Zone area a 3 inch depth will typically cover a 5 ft fall height.
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Hi Allison, I'm sorry but I can't answer your question. My seeds never grow up.
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I have deer all over the place at my house and so far I haven't seen anything bother my green carpet. It grows really fast once you establish it. I just threw all my seeds on the place that I wanted it to start and at first I thought I had done the wrong thing, but a few weeks later, I started getting all manner of little sprouts. I sowed in March and now by December of this year, I have almost a three foot area that is covered with just those 500 seeds. Very step hardy also.
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I used an AeroGrow set, (which has very small amt of growing medium) but I imagine you could use small pots, or even seed growing kits/egg cartons, just to begin growing the seeds. When approx 2-3 inches transplant to larger pots and/or outside if the weather is agreeable.
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I put it within 8-12 inches. But, it depends on the type of plant and how many plants.
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I just double-checked on the container and per the instructions, it says to spread 1 to 2 pounds per acre for infested areas, so that should give you some idea how much you need
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yes it will, will cover 6x4 area very well, keep plants short to take advantage of keeping light close to canopy, taller the plants, the less light that reaches bottom branches, i prefer 2 dimmable 600s over one thousand watt, two lights almost doubles cover area unlike 1000s, budget wise, this one should be more than enough to get a decent amount of bud,of course, unless you grow indoor before, dont expect to grow like a pro the first few crops, its like riding a bike, got to learn to pedal before you can wheelie, live and learn, your crops will only get better with experience... good luck... p.s. buy a grow book or 2 and check out youtube, sometimes you can find a lot of use full info there....the more you know.. the better you grow...
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The pound thing is sort of hard per say as different seeds will weigh differently. I would look at the dimensions and then look at the size of a 5 pound or less bag of grass seed as an example
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5'x10' - 5" grid My morning glories are up 3" planted early in Florida (a gamble)
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I wouldn't expect a space larger than a 2x3' so about 6 square feet. Really though it will only flower good in about a 18"x30" area.
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There's no way to answer this question at this time (with the information you gave). Each bin holds 32 quarts. There's approximately 30 liters in 32 quarts. Look on your bag of seed and see how many liters of seed is in each bag. Then you'll be able to answer this question.
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a very small area. those small plants need to be about 18-24 inches apart and they don't cover much area. we got 60 of the small ones and after seeing them decided to get larger plants that we could plant every 3 feet apart.
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Between 1-2 bags. 2 would give you a 3 inch bed making it perfect for plants and their roots.
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Used about 2/3 to cover about 800 sq feet. But I did 50/50 with Eco lawn seed
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In terms of pounds I would say about 8 to 10 lbs per 15 gallon bag. It's enough to grow about anything you wish.