at a 2 mile hike I don't have much flexibility to experiment. ive got one shot at this, so if anyone has used heavy harvest please provide input. the directions are very broad...

Apply at a rate of 454 - 908 grams (1-2 lbs) per 3m x 3m (10' x 10') of garden area. This is only a basic recommendation, smaller or large amounts of Heavy Harvest may be required depending on the size of the plants and soil type. Apply every 3 to 4 weeks during the grow season.

.... I will definitely be going on the lighter side, especially since they will be quite small at first, but was wondering how to flush at harvest end on a time release fert like this? I read on another website that Heavy Harvest should be broad casted lightly and evenly in a small trench around the outside of the pot, then covered up with soil.


But I am more worried about aerating my soil properly, not the nutes. The drip will be on 24/7. I will be adding perlite and river rocks to the mixture, as well as poking a ton of holes all over the grow bag. What else can I do to ensure my plants dont drown? Place the emitter into the side of the bag?

All suggestions welcome plzz :jointsmile:
greenatik Reviewed by greenatik on . Interesting situation - need some suggestions! okay, well first of all let me explain the setup. I found a natural drip that will be there all summer, I watched it all last year and checked on it in the winter. it is very consistent. The natural drip is funneled into a reservoir, and then from there a 1/2 inch line is ran to the plants. I can put the drip on a timer, but I would rather not, because that is just one more trip to replace batteries. Should I use slower emitters ? I just picked up some 3 gal grow bags and plan on poking a Rating: 5