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soil Masterblend in soil?

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Is anyone using masterblend tomato formula for their in ground plants? Last year I just used a combination of fish fertilizer and dynagro @1/4-1/2 strength every week or two and had a bumper crop, I was pulling 2lb tomatos and buckets of peppers. I bought some of the masterblend to mess around with and have a ton of it to use up.

So has anyone used it in ground and at what concentration? How's the results? Thanks
 
I'm using it on a 4 year old plant in a 5 gallon bucket and it seems to be responding well. I was just using the directions on the site and give it about 1/2 gallon at a time. That's probably overkill but like I said the plant is happy... Also been adding 3ml slf -10 per gallon to keep the salt buildup down.. Anyway from what I read masterblend is good for hydro or soil so you should be just fine. Haven't gotten any pods yet but I just started feeding it a couple months ago and mother nature pruned her back for me during the hardening off but I have a friend in Texas that seems to swear by the stuff!
Chewi said:
The 4-18-38? Love to try some of that. Prolly order some when my current stash runs out :dance:
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Best thing about it is it's cheap
 
smileyguy697 said:
I have a friend in Texas that seems to swear by the stuff!

Best thing about it is it's cheap
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which Texan if you don't mind me asking? Gonna hit 'em up and find where they buy it!
 
Chewi said:
 
Right on! Geez a pound would last a long time. Suppose have to add cal/mag but the MB by itself is cheap as dirt!
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If you get the tri pack or premixed one with the calcium nitrate and magnesium sulfate you ain't gonna need Cal-mag cause you will already have it in powderd form.
 
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