MES111
January 9, 2021, 12:28pm
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There have been several threads in the past discussing ammoium SULFATE for blueberries. Easy to get, to use and cheap too. Never heard of using ammonium NITRATE for blueberries.
See some below. Just search “sulfate”…
Mike
I was reviewing some old threads we had on GW last year and I realized that all the conversations centered around the concentration of the mixture and seemed to settle somewhere between .4 and .6 TBS per gallon up to 2 or 3 times a week.
But what I don’t see is how many GALLONS of this mixture PER PLANT PER APPLICATION.
Additionally, since I don’t get to do this but once a week is increasing the concentration a viable option?
I am now talking about plants that are planted in the ground, not p…
This is my present fertilizing schedule,that is saved on Notepad.It is not complete and I don’t follow every thing completely,because of weather,temperature and other variables where the original information came from,might be different than my situation and locale.But I think it’s a good general guide.I can always change or add to it as I add plants or find new or better ways of doing things.
I think Scott and or someone else may have posted theirs at one time.If anyone else has something,plea…
That’s not mine, but it shows you can grow in pure peat moss.
I supplement Holly-Tone with ammonium sulfate. Use once a week till plants picks up. If I need to help plant. Otherwise I use it once a month. It also acidifies soil. You must water first, you can kill the plant with this stuff. Use 1 teaspoon per 2.5 gallons. Fruitnut once mentioned for in ground he uses 1 tbsp in 5 gallons. So I’m using less. I burned a plant once! Only use AS if your soil is not naturally acidic. If soil is natur…
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