Sentences with phrase «slow release fertilizers»

Most slow release fertilizers will be lost in the soil — or worse into watersheds — over winter when grass isn't growing.

Transportation policies that favor electric vehicles or even self - driving cars, for example, could someday lower emissions; in the energy sector, an increased focus on biofuels or hydrogen production could do the same; and in agriculture, slow release fertilizers could reduce nitrous oxide emissions.

This soil features both starter and slow release fertilizers, for the best - fertilized soil.

«It's a pulse of nutrients, but then you have a legacy of bones, which are acting as a slow release fertilizer» with multiple effects downstream, Subalusky says.

Not exact matches

A good slow - release fertilizer is Osmocote, which does not burn the plants and provides a steady supply of nutrients.

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Extensive roofs typically require minimal maintenance and an occasional dose of slow - release fertilizer; intensive roofs require more ongoing attention.

In Oregon interest comes primarily from nurseries, where farmers have traditionally bought polymer - coated slow - release fertilizer.

«Phosphate rock is a form of slow - release fertilizer.

Other studies have shown that coating nitrogen fertilizers with various materials, such as polyolefins, can slow the release of nitrogen nutrients so that they are more synchronous with the requirements of the growing crop.

This late in the year, much or all of the nitrogen in the fertilizer should be water - soluble as opposed to slow - release, since the latter won't release enough nitrogen before the weather gets too cold for growth.

The percentage of soluble and slow - release nitrogen is usually marked on the fertilizer package.

While tilling, incorporate two pounds of a slow - release, 12 -6-6 fertilizer.

Use a fertilizer specially formulated for these flowering shrubs, preferably a slow - release type that gradually adds nutrients to the root zone of the shrubs.

Add compost and slow - release fertilizers.

A high quality container mix with a slow (preferably organic) release fertilizer and plenty of Perlite or Vermiculite is well worth the money.