Alright so I have one of those little containers with a hose that attaches in between the nozzle. It has markings on the side for tablespoons and gallons. It seems like 10 tablespoons corresponds to 10 gallons, etc. I have a lot of plants and don't want to water each one with a watering can to deliver the fertilizer, but I have no idea how to use one of these things to deliver the right concentration. Can someone help me or are these things just not a good idea?
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Fertlizing with a hose attachment?
- Thread starter roadhouse
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Fertigation equipment will vary from one manufacturer to the next. Didn't it come with instructions?
AlabamaJack
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IMO, if you side dress every 3-4 weeks with epsom salt and a standard peletized 10-10-10 or 13-13-13 you are way ahead of the game...simply throw about a tablespoon of fertilize and a tablespoon of epsom salt on top of the soil, then each time you water, the plants will get a shot of food...
That probably is a much better idea. I was also thinking of adding some Calcium Chloride into the mix for some Ca.