I really enjoy seeing the individual creativity of improvisation... I consider it a form of "Industrial Folk Art"!
I'm sure I'm biased as one who grew up making things from scratch, using what ever I had or could scrounge. I did feed my gals their first Cogo's on Sunday, but have a question.
Do you use Cogo's as an additive to your normal watering?
If I am mistaken please let me know... From what I'm reading I am to use Cogo's each time I water.
If each plant/pot requires two gallons of water I mix my two parts following the instructions of 1.5 tsp of Part A X 2 and 1.5 tsp of Part B X 2, mix as directed and apply to each plant?
I would repeat this for each plant/pot...
My only problem is properly determining how much water I use per plant as I've been watering directly from the garden hose and I grossly underestimated how much water on Sunday... My gals were very thirsty and after I applied water/Cogo's I grabbed the garden hose...
I did feed the plant, but still had to water the pot... Am I correct that I need to add Cogo's to the normal amount of water so I no longer use the garden hose?
Or, stated differently, my watering, every watering should be with a perfect ratio of water and Cogo's...
I see the need to do some "Industrial Folk Art" creativity to expedite my feeding/watering if I'm correct!
Happy Tuesday all... Hope you enjoy a productive and comfortable day!