Anyone used, uses, using "Schultz " plant food? NPK is 10-15-10. Post up any experiences.
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anyone uses "schultz" plant food?
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Hello Vegas, I have used it . I worked well for my nightshade plant starts. Eggplant,Tomato and Pepper. I think though I used like 4 drops in a Qt. peppers are fussy about too much fert. I try to do Organic as much as possible. But 5 bucks was in my price range at that time ! 
to THP ! Danny
to THP ! DannyHello Vegas, I have used it . I worked well for my nightshade plant starts. Eggplant,Tomato and Pepper. I think though I used like 4 drops in a Qt. peppers are fussy about too much fert. I try to do Organic as much as possible. But 5 bucks was in my price range at that time !
Nice, well I been using it for a while now since I started growing those mouth burning bastards. I used I'm using it on the seedlings and they seem to like it. I have a habanero that's about 5-6 inches and it's budding like crazy, I can count about 20 buds or more. And it's dark green and nice. I started feeding a pequin since day one and it's very green and bushy, it actually started opening flowers yesterday and its 2 months old.
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millworkman
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Ive used it with great results in regular potting mix or seed starting mix. Tried it in coco and it was a complete failure. I still like the stuff though.
Its a decent enough product. I only use it on ornamentals since I grow organic for anything that will be consumed.
Same, what organic product do you use?
I having been using Neptune's Harvest hydrolized along with worm casting tea and homemade compost throughout the year