Questions and Answers for Miracle-Gro LiquaFeed 16 oz. All Purpose Plant Food Advance Starter Kit and 32 oz. Tomato, Fruits and Vegetables Refill Bundle

A:  Miracle-Gro LiquaFeed Tomato, Fruits and Vegetables Plant Food can be used on all vegetables. This product is formulated to help the plants form fruit/vegetables.

A:  Miracle-Gro Tomato, Fruits and Vegetables may be used around all edibles, including fruit and nut trees, vegetables and herbs.

A:  Miracle-Gro LiquaFeed Liquid Tomato, Fruits and Vegetables Plant Food is not recommended for use in hydroponic gardening. Our water-soluble plant foods do not provide all the micronutrients or trace elements needed by plants and only contain nitrogen in the form of urea.

A:  Miracle-Gro Liqua Feed Advanced Starter Kit comes with a dosing spoon in case you want to use the product without the feeder. We do not recommend trying to measure product into a regular teaspoon! Is difficult to squeeze out the correct amount of product without the dosing spoon. Attach the LiquaFeed dosing spoon to bottle by removing cap and twisting dosing spoon onto bottle Tilt bottle and gently squeeze so that liquid begins to fill dosing spoon.

A:  If you want to use a watering can versus this spray system, you use the spoon to get the proper dosage. Instructions for use are on the back on the package.

A:  For mixing with water in a bottle or watering can. 

A:  I don't know, but with new grass seed you should use a starter fertilizer.  We just planted new grass last year and watering daily or every other day with new grass seed is important to get it started.

A:  Miracle-Gro Liqua Feed is a straight fertilizer that technically can be used on any grass type. However, plant foods are not the best choice for a lawn because the NPK ratio is not optimized for lawn needs. Also some states, cities, or counties have restrictions on applying phosphorous to the lawn. This product contains phosphorus which is needed in larger amounts by edible and ornamental plants compared to grasses which need little phosphorous.

A:  Miracle-Gro Liquafeed has a minimum shelf life of 3 years when stored properly. Products will generally be viable for 5 - 8 years after purchase. How long the sprayer will last will depend on usage and how it is stored.

A:  it depends how much you use it bi weekly or bi monthly. i hope this helps'

A:  As long as you take care of it, it will last you a good while.  I’ve had mine a little over a year and it still works as if brand new.  I also always detach mine from the hose when I’m not using it and that seems to help keep it in good condition.

A:  I’ve had it for twos yrs. Two different kinds. They work just fine. Better than the sprayers I get from Home Depot to put on a regular hose. I use it with and without the bottle to spray the garden.

A:  Jwest: It does if you already have the starter kit that contains: the hose applicator tool, a dosing spoon and and a bottle of Liquafeed fertilizer. But not to worry if you don't. If you have a good set of plastic kitchen measuring spoons you can use those in place of the dosing spoon with the same accuracy for mixing in hand watering cans. Years ago a physics teacher friend of mine recommended Miracle Grow Liquafeed as being truly miraculous and in my garden it really is. I hope that helps, Hank.

A:  The Miracle-Gro Liquafeed Tomato, Fruits & Vegetables Plant Food Refills (2-Pack) is designed to be used with a a Miracle-Gro LiquaFeed Feeder or diluted in a watering can by measuring with the dosing spoon. This refill 2 pack does not include the dosing spoon, however the dosing spoon is included in the Liqua Feed Advanced Starter Kit. We do not recommend trying to measure this product using a regular teaspoon as it is difficult to squeeze out the correct amount of product without the dosing spoon. Feel free to contact us at 877-220-3089 if we can be of any further assistance.

A:  Thank you for your question regarding Miracle-Gro LiquaFeed Liquid Tomato, Fruits and Vegetables Plant Food Refills.The dilution rate for this product is about 2 teaspoons per gallon of water. If you have any further questions or would like further assistance, please contact us at 877-220-3089 and one of our representatives would be glad to assist you.

A:  Tanner: There are two possible answers to your question. Using the directions on the bottle and the dosage spoon that comes with the starter kit just add the recommended amount to the dosage spoon and add that to a gallon of water then the water to your plant's soil. Or you can do it like I do with the hose end applicator that also comes with the starter kit. The hose end applicator makes it a lot easier. I hook it up to my garden hose, turn the valve to 'feed position' and I fill my hand watering can. The mixing is done for me automatically and that's how I apply it to my four raised beds outside. Every week my vegetable garden gets a dose of Liqauafeed as I water with great results. I hope that helps, Hank

A:  Tanner: You can either use the dosage measure spoon or attach the Liquafeed bottle to the 'water or feed applicator' that comes with the starter kit. Just hook it up to your garden hose and fill what ever size container you want. It's premixed for you automatically by the applicator and it's as error proof as you could ask for. I hope that helps, Hank