Should I "Blame" AgroThrive For This?? - Page 2

Salsacharley · May 9, 2021

Oh boy! When I read that you mix 1 oz to a gallon of water for soil drench I freaked out. I mixed 1/2 cup for a gallon and put it on pepper seedlings 3 days ago. So far they are doing very well but now I'm pleased that I don't have to use 1/2 cup per feeding with the cost consideration.

rnewste · May 9, 2021

Charley,

Keep in mind that I have used TomatoTone as the "base" fertilizer, and am using AgroThrive to "juice-up" the total blend (especially when the plants are young and the granular TomatoTone strip has not kicked in yet). If you are planning on using AgroThrive alone, then you would likely have to increase feedings by itself.

Raybo

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May 9, 2021	#16
Salsacharley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: New Mexico Posts: 2,052	Oh boy! When I read that you mix 1 oz to a gallon of water for soil drench I freaked out. I mixed 1/2 cup for a gallon and put it on pepper seedlings 3 days ago. So far they are doing very well but now I'm pleased that I don't have to use 1/2 cup per feeding with the cost consideration.

May 9, 2021	#17
rnewste Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Campbell, CA Posts: 4,064	Charley, Keep in mind that I have used TomatoTone as the "base" fertilizer, and am using AgroThrive to "juice-up" the total blend (especially when the plants are young and the granular TomatoTone strip has not kicked in yet). If you are planning on using AgroThrive alone, then you would likely have to increase feedings by itself. Raybo