Landscape trees apply as needed in the spring and fall. Be sure there is plenty of moisture for biostimulant to work at highest level.

Product mixture for tree root dips should be at a 1% solution per gallon of water. (Approx. 1 oz per gallon)

Vegetable Gardens

Tomato plants should be sprayed in the cooler months and very light rates in the summer. Use a capful (approx. 1 Oz) in one or two gallons and apply to the roots. You can also spray in the coolest part of the day.

Most other vegetable plants can receive light rates in the summer (1 oz per gallon) 7 to 10 days apart applied to the soil or sprayed in the coolest part of the day. Always test first if you are unsure.

Foliar Blend Biostimulant Directions for Use

Field Crops and Fruit Trees

Foliar Blend is scientifically designed for farms, commercial orchards, nurseries, parks, large estates, homeowners, anyone who requires the highest quality biostimulant.

Field crops can receive biostimulant at 1 pint per acre. The three main times for spraying is at seed planting, vegetative growth stage, and at the reproductive stage. It can be applied more often depending on how often you spray. It can be tanked mixed and applied with most other chemicals or fertilizers or in sprinkler systems.

For fruit tree, mix one to two pints with 35 gallons of water or one or two ounces per gallon for small tanks. Fruit trees can be sprayed in the spring before blossoms, after bloom, and again before harvest. In the fall and winter just before spring, apply super-cal liquid calcium*.

Vegetable Gardens

Vegetable gardens, community gardens, etc can apply Foliar blend Biostimulant at 2 oz per gallon every 10 days in spring and fall. 1 oz or less than 1 oz in the summer on delicate plants. Apply 2 oz on hardy plants every 7 to 10 days.

Landscape Trees and Shrubs

Landscape trees should be sprayed in the spring before bud break or before tree blossoms. Spray again at or before surge growth periods and in the fall at root growth periods. Heavier rates can usually be used except in high heat.

Flowers

You will get fantastic results on flowers. Apply a metered rate in the drip line, or spray 1 to 2 oz per gallon in the cool part of the year. It can be applied every 2 to 4 weeks. In summer, apply 1 oz per two gallons of water in the coolest part of the day, especially evening. For small flower gardens, it may be easier to use a capful in a two gallon bucket of water and saturate the roots.

AgriGro IgniteS2 Seed, Soil and Starter Fertilizer Treatment - Directions for Use

Mixing rates for IgniteS2 are the same as Foliar Blend. Please see Foliar Blend above.

IgniteS2® can be tank mixed, used in sprayer or backpack sprayer and targets the soil and plant's biological system. This effect improves soil structure, promotes healthy soil for better growing conditions, increases fertilizer efficiency, supports vibrant and robust plant growth, and boosts yields.

Spray over seeds or fertilizers or prepared ground before planting.

• Improves Germination
• Accelerates Emergence
• Strengthens Roots and Stalks
• Increases Yields and Crop Quality
• Quickly Breaks Down Plant Stubble

AgriGro Ultra - OMRI - "Certified Organic" Directions for Use

Apply 2 to 4 ounces per gallon for lawns, trees, shrubs, and hardy plants. Apply low rates (1 oz per gallon) to more delicate plants in hot weather.

Low rates should be used in summer. Many flowers species naturally struggle in summer heat, which is a clue it is heat sensitive. Very low rates can be used with fertigation or hose end sprayers all summer since it can be metered at low or very low rates. Very low rates are below one ounce per gallon.

Super-Cal Liquid Calcium Directions for use

Super-Cal Liquid Calcium is a highly soluble, immediately available calcium (lime). It can be mixed at 2 to 8 oz per gallon per 1000 sq. ft. and can be mixed with biostimulants.

Minimum water to product ratio is 5 to 1 or 5 parts water to 1 part calcium. (i.e. - 5 gallons water to 1 gallon calcium; 10 ounces water to 2 ounces calcium) These are the minimum water to product ratios. Water is the carrier so as long as you are getting the correct amount of product per acre or per 1000 sq. ft. as much water as you need or want is better.

Pastures, Orchards, and Field Crops

For pastures, the rate is 2 to 5 gallons of calcium per acre depending on your needs. Similar ratios for field crops.

Large orchards can apply at 1 gallon calcium to 5 gallons to 35 gallons of water in spray tanks.

Super-Cal can be mixed with all biostimulants and is recommended with most applications of biostimulants. In low pH soils or where soil calcium is unavailable, mix at heavy rates, especially in the spring and fall.

Lawn and Trees

Lawns and trees can be sprayed at 4 to 8 ounces per gallon in the cool season. Water it into the soil so it can be absorbed into the roots. Soil microorganisms need calcium to reach and maintain highest activity levels.

Flowers and Vegetables

Use 2 to 4 ounces per gallon. Apply to soil before planting and occasionally throughout the growing season. You can apply highest rates in fall or before planting so it can start breaking down solid lime so it is there when the plants need it.