Hi, i recently purchased this fertilizer hoping to use this during the flowering cycle. After i got home i realized this fertilizer is suppose to be mixed in with your soil. Immediately i tried putting less than a TSP. in a gallon of rain waiter. Im still waiting to see if this crap will disolve in the water. I was just curious if anyone has used this fertilizer, or if you CAN mix the fert with the soil directly? Again, this fertilizer is called "Colorburst flowering plant food" and is 15-30-15. any info would be really appreciated!
Colorburst, flowering plant food, 15-30-15?
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BigBudBalls
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Use it in the garden and chalk up the money lost to a learning lesson.
*Any* time released, aka not water soluble, is NOT what you want.
-bbb
grobofotwanky
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If you are refering to Miracle Grow Color Burst 15-30-15, it will work just fine. I don't know as much about the "color burst" part of it. Never noticed a difference in color, but I mix it full strength( 1 tbsp/gal) and apply every third watering with no problems at all.
BigBudBalls
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LOL. Its called colorburst, because its a flowering fert. Flowers are usually planted for their colors.
married2mary420
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heres what ive got, i dont reckon' its MG:
3.5 Lb. Colorburst Flowering Plant Food
3.5 Lb. Colorburst Flowering Plant Food
guitarman7311
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Always get a fert that is watersoluable and one that u can spray on leaves directly. I always use a very mild mix for leaves, miracle grow users I suggest for leave feeding about half a teaspoon all purpose plant food. 2 Main mistakes a newbie will make is over fertilizing and overwatering.
guitarman7311
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Hmmm Ill try sum a dat shit. Thanks for the heads up. Im always tryin new shit. heee for my tomatoes of course heee