How often should I apply organic fertilizer?
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This rice has only 1 harvest per year, but is more resistant that the one in the lowland. It grows without any external fertilizer. Once the seeds has been harvested, the stem remains and creates the organic fertilizer for the next crop
Question by Louise: How often should I apply organic fertilizer?
I’m doing my research testing. My product is a plant growth regulator spray which is a derivative of the aloe Vera gibberellin. How often should I apply it on my variables?
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2 Responses to How often should I apply organic fertilizer?
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Well it depends,
Are you using solid base organic (dry)
Or
Liquid base organic.
Then there are the different varities of Organic fertilizer’s
Are you using only plant base organic or animal bi-parts,
like steer manure or worm castings,
blood meal
All of these can change your outcome.
Also the type of season (weather) will have a major impact on how the plants take in the fertilizers.
Just a few thoughts to chew over.
But if I were you, I’d do the one where you take dry in 3 containers,
one in full sun, one in shade, and one inside.
Then the next 3, done with wet organic fertiliqer (use the same compost as dry, but make a tea bag, out of cheese cloth, couple of big hand fulls, tie up place in 5 gal pot) steep for a day, then water with this combo each day.
You can then figure out which , how and why each group took in the fertiliqer/ COMPOST best.
Good luck
Rox C
March 2, 2012 at 4:07 pm
All plants require same conditions to grow i.e. sufficient amount of light, water and growing material to make their own food. There are many organic fertilizers available in market for plant growth but that all depends on you plant conditions which it suffering from.
Nail
March 2, 2012 at 4:35 pm