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Mon, May 21, 12 at 8:36
| I'd like to try a different fertilizer for my seedlings (indoor grown) next year, looking for suggestions... |
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| I water my seedling by filling my sink about 2 to 3 inches deep and set the flat of containers in it for a few minutes to wick up the water and weak fertilizer. I use a water soluble 18-6-12 at about 25% strength. Al |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Mon, May 21, 12 at 10:45
| yep.. if the standard dose is 1 teaspoon ... i use 1/4 i use a gallon milk jug.. let the water stand for days ... to make it room temp.. and flop in the 1/4 ... then at use.. pour it into a mister [dollar store quart spray bottle or aco] or a watering can ... if you are looking for something different.. it might help to tell us what you used.. lol ... i dont think it matters ... at 1/4 strength .. the formula differences are going to be nil ... did i give you praying hands??? ken |
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| Yes, Ken - you gave me praying hands. Were you looking for it and forgot you gave it away? Because you're not getting it back.... :0b |
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