You need different fertilizers for different plants. Gardeners all have different ideas what is best for their plants. Some make their own from things like molasses, bat guano, seaweed, and fish emulsion. Others use store bought products such as Miracle-Gro. Bottom line is read labels and experiment to find what works best for you.
Liquid and powdered fertilizers each have their uses.
Specifically, some applicators choose powdered fertilizers because they feel that they work well with soil particles and pore spaces. Others favor liquid fertilizers for their quick results and varied application methods. For example, a definite advantage of liquid fertilizers is their direct infiltration of the soil for intake by plant roots or their direct injection into roots or trunks for treewide circulation by the upflowing channel of the xylem.
liquid because powdered just sits on top of the soil and stays there so use liquid
Diluted liquid fertiliser is available to the plant root system quicker than solid fertiliser and is less likely to scorch roots or foliage in hot dry conditions.
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Fertilizer affects the growth and health of plants. Too much fertilizer can be as detrimental as not enough. Fertilizer is a combination of minerals that feed plants. As with other living things, plants need food to flourish. Although, there are small amounts of minerals in fertilizer, the three larger, basic ones are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
The reason for applying fertiliser is to improve soil fertility and feed plants so, if the plants are not growing the cannot take up the feed and it is wasted. Only feed plants when they are growing strongly.
You definitely can give plants too much fertilizer - although it depends on the type of fertilizer as to what the consequences are. Too much fertilizer will poison the plants and make them either die or become sickly and more easily attacked by diseases and pests. Most granular and liquid fertilizers are basically salts and when they become concentrated in a solid or liquid form a burn can occur. Some weed-and-feed fertilizers actually work by overstimulating the growth of the weeds so that their growth exceeds the ability of their roots to supply water and nutrition once the fertilizer is used up - thus killing the weed. Too much fertilizer can cause the same problem in desirable plants including lawn grass.
No they feed on liquid from plants using aphids as intermediary
well the chewed up grass and dead weeds is like plant feed and feeds the plants
Tomato plants are not picky eaters. However if you want to grow the biggest, tastiest tomatoes then you will want to use a fertilizer specifically formulated for tomatoes. Espoma makes a product called Tomato-tone that has been tested by universities as an outstanding tomato fertilizer.
Depends on which plants you are wanting to feed. Indoor (or containerised) plants really need a liquid food to reduce build-up of salts. You should be able to find most of these at your local plant nursery. They include the three essential nutrients - Nitrogen (N) Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K). Plants in your garden generally need a fertiliser which is high in N and K. There are many different forms of these - but it is often best to use a "slow-release" (SR) fertiliser. The component which is released slowly is the nitrogen component (which can "burn" the roots if released too rapidly).
All tomatoes need is water and light in some decent soil. Kill a local rabbit just in case. Tomatoes like a lot of feeding. Feed them once a week with some liquid sea weed fertilizer.
normal fertilizer.
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Janitor fish can be used as an organic fertilizer in the form of a liquid emulsifier for crops like corn and tomatoes. The nutrients found in this fertilizer are nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. It can also have other uses as animal feed, biodiesel, and food. The janitor fish is an invasive species of catfish that is native to the Amazon River.
Soil does not grow like plants or animals.Soil can be increased in volume by adding organic material, compost of animal fertilizer such as manure.The soil helps the plants, flowers, grass etc. to grow by providing nutrients, minerals and moisture for the plants to feed on.