You measure the amount by feel ? So what happened to reading the label for application amounts? Wet soil, dry soil, in between soil do they all get saturated at the same level? I don't thinks so. READ the LABEL!
I love what you're doing but I just don't get it. What would be the difference from just pouring it on the ground? Surely none except saved time, seeing as the spike goes to half a ft depth where even the weeds will feed on it. Furthermore this isn't actually root injections, lets just be real, your title is technically a lie; I was looking for actual injections, because surely it's possible to inject trees and plants with glucose or something so they can grow faster and produce more, possible with a continual slow drip; the only question is whether that something is feasible to produce in bulk and how much plants can benefit.
You don't want to burn the grass around it, also, you don't want the chemical exposed to open air, including fumes from the application to be in the air. If you ask me, you are just damn lazy. possibly a guy with a bucket pouring "stuff" around a tree and not a professional.
I’ve been doing deep root fertilizing for years, and I’ve been putting it around the drip line and in closer, and at least a foot deep, and after just about every application with fertilizer or a systemic the tree always seems to do fantastic, so I agree with some of it, but not all of it. The proof is in the pudding as they would say, and because I’ve seen thousands of real results I will stick to what I’m doing. But with that said great video.
@@jaybman2700How do you do your deep root fertilization? With an injector as shown in video or do you simply pour on top of soil? If former, What type of injector do you use? If latter, do you just mix in say 5 gallon bucket and fertilize as shown in the video?
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You measure the amount by feel ? So what happened to reading the label for application amounts? Wet soil, dry soil, in between soil do they all get saturated at the same level? I don't thinks so. READ the LABEL!
I love what you're doing but I just don't get it. What would be the difference from just pouring it on the ground? Surely none except saved time, seeing as the spike goes to half a ft depth where even the weeds will feed on it. Furthermore this isn't actually root injections, lets just be real, your title is technically a lie; I was looking for actual injections, because surely it's possible to inject trees and plants with glucose or something so they can grow faster and produce more, possible with a continual slow drip; the only question is whether that something is feasible to produce in bulk and how much plants can benefit.
You don't want to burn the grass around it, also, you don't want the chemical exposed to open air, including fumes from the application to be in the air. If you ask me, you are just damn lazy. possibly a guy with a bucket pouring "stuff" around a tree and not a professional.
I’ve been doing deep root fertilizing for years, and I’ve been putting it around the drip line and in closer, and at least a foot deep, and after just about every application with fertilizer or a systemic the tree always seems to do fantastic, so I agree with some of it, but not all of it. The proof is in the pudding as they would say, and because I’ve seen thousands of real results I will stick to what I’m doing. But with that said great video.
@@jaybman2700How do you do your deep root fertilization? With an injector as shown in video or do you simply pour on top of soil? If former, What type of injector do you use? If latter, do you just mix in say 5 gallon bucket and fertilize as shown in the video?