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Subject: Mixed Amendments - How long will they last?
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Garwolf |
Kutztown, PA
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I have a couple of 250 gallon totes. I was thinking of premixing some Neptune up in advance. Will Neptune last a while and still be effective?
What other amendments could be premixed and how long would they lest.
Any ideas??
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3/21/2022 3:20:49 PM
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big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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I just went on their site, they say this; Application Shake well before using. Prepare enough mix for one application only. Do not store product once it is mixed with water.
https://www.saratogaorganics.com/product/neptunes-harvest-fish-fertilizer/
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3/21/2022 3:56:40 PM
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big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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I think that most fertilizers and amendments will probably advise against mixing in advance because the ingredients could separate or particulate and cause clumping issues or decline in potency etc. What I do to prep for the season is to read the labels in the preseason and crunch the numbers, then take a piece of masking tape and write the mixing rate or any other pertinent info. (For example it would say something like 2 gallons Neptune per 250 gallon tub.). then stick that tape on the fertilizer container or bag. This will help reduce the chance for a mistake in season when you are super busy.
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3/21/2022 4:09:52 PM
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Garwolf |
Kutztown, PA
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Thanks Big Moon - that sound like good advice.
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3/21/2022 4:16:28 PM
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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I think as soon as you dilute the phosphoric acid in it, which acts as a preservative, it wont remain shelf stable and the chemistry could change.
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3/22/2022 2:53:59 AM
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