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Arizona

Anyone know were I could fine some of this online? I have been looking everywhere for it but I can’t find it. None of the feed store have it and I can’t find it online. Is there any other product that is close to a 0-0-60? Thanks for the help!!!
Jeff

7/26/2003 7:41:24 PM

San Diego

I use age old organics fert high in potassium. Seems to work well. I think its 5-10-29 if I remember right. Just look up age old organics or the info is in the back of Don Langevin's book "how to grow world class giant pumpkins II" best of luck, Jim

7/26/2003 7:47:37 PM

Spanish Ontario

Hi Jeff if you have a Hydroponics store close by you can get 0/0/56 .Also this is a organic growin supply store KEN

7/26/2003 7:59:05 PM

canal winchester ohio

Go to this site & start searching........It's there, along with a lot of other things you might need.........Paul
http://www.southernag.com/index.htm

7/26/2003 8:10:53 PM

Maine

I have some but I'm not sure of the best way to apply it? Do I just throw it around the base of the plant mix it in water? Also, how much should I use per plant? Thanks.

7/26/2003 10:34:10 PM

Spanish Ontario

maineiac mix 1/3 teaspoon per gal of water i put it around base of plant not to close not on leafs it is strong good luck KEN

7/27/2003 7:30:39 AM

New Brunswick

mudflap...I, too have the 0 0 60. When should I begin to apply it? My largest pumpkin is 55 inches cir down to newly sets. Is 1/3 tsp per plant the recommended amount all season? and how often should it be applied? What about 15 30 15 Miracle Gro and 20 20 20? I have been using the Miracle Gro once weekly at the rate of 2 tbsp per 2 gallons water per plant. I was wondering whether to shift to the 20 20 20 and or potash. Is potash enough on its own? (I soooo confused) LOL

7/27/2003 2:35:06 PM

Chico, Ca

www.greenfire.net

7/28/2003 1:00:13 AM