$19.95 USD
63905
Sequestrene 330 in a 5 pound bag is derived from Technical Sodium ferric diethylenetriamine pentaacetate. Great Iron Source! Used in orchards and groves for fruit and nut crops and for field crops, alfalfa, beans, cotton, rice, safflower, corn, peanuts, flax and soybeans. Widely used for the correction of iron deficiency in certain crops in slightly acid to slightly alkaline soils. High Performance Iron Chelate for Foliar and Soil Applications Sequestrene 330 10% fully chelated DTPA iron chelate helps prevent iron chlorosis by maintaining and protecting iron availability in slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soils with a pH of up to 7.5. It prevents iron from binding with other compounds in the soil, allowing it to stay in a form readily available for plant use. For easy measuring and mixing, Sequestrene 330 iron chelate is available in a highly soluble, concentrated powder which offers excellent tank mix flexibility with NPK fertilizers and plant growth regulators for both foliar and soil applications.
My neighbor saw how great my fabric was instead of the stuff from big box stores. He wanted me to order for him and that is this order. He is excited to get it in.
Work great for what we needed. Nice quality trays!
Just what I would expect for cardboard beer boxes. Get the job done. Will buy again.
We've used these 6" pots two years to pot bare=root seedlings to give to school children. They work great for that purpose. Easy to transport. Allow seedlings to bud out before taking to schools. Easy to explain to kids how to plant the trees/shrubs without having to remove them from the pots. Smaller pots don't provide enough room inside to contain the roots of the seedlings.
These work GREAT in holding down your weed fabric! Easy to install and I’ve even used these in the garden to secure plant trellis strings.
Have ordered custom shade cloth from Growers Solution in the past and have been satisfied both times. I would order again.
Sturdy enough to be able to cut in half, to use 25 cells at a time, which is easier to handle.
I've used both ground covers and have been very satisfied with the performance of both. It's important to cut any folage as low as possible or and left over stumps or hard stems or roots. I use 30% vinegar on the area also. You will have some weeds appear at anchors. The vinegar will take careof that.
Good product. I will buy more.
