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Please do not overuse the product, because “More is not better.” Since plants accept nutrition through leaf and root, we can fit the application method to best fit the situation. We can spray or drench. Spray when the temperature is 75 F or less and the leaf is “open.” Avoid spraying when the plant is covered with dew or before a rain.
Nature’s NOG Granular looks simple, but it is really a sophisticated product. It has been crushed into dust, re-pelletized, enhanced with extra Fulvic acid and coated with Nature’s NOG liquid. Water will dissolve the coating and make the growth hormones instantly available to the plant. We recommend mixing this product into the soil by some method because the microbial activity in the soil releases the humate chemistry over a period of 4-6 months.
SOIL AMMENDMENT with Nature’s NOG Granular
:: Greenhouse - Add product to potting media at 3-lb per cubic yard.
:: Home - Add product to potting soil at a 10:1 ratio (about 1 tsp. to 8 cups).
:: Garden - Spread and “scratch-in” 1 lb of product per 100 sq.ft. in the spring and fall.
Houseplants:
Fully wet the plant’s foliage or water the plant with the 2-oz/gal solution of NOG on a 30-day cycle. If you want to treat twice as often, cut the rate in-half. Spray outside to avoid stains.
Top-dress containers with Nature’s NOG Granular at the equivalent of one tablespoon for a one gallon size container. Remember to “scratch-in” the product to increase microbial activity.
Annuals
Seeds/bulbs: Soak the seeds in the 2- oz/gal solution for 10 min. to 24 hours. Dip bulbs. Spray the 2-oz/gal solution again when the plant has about one-quarter its growth and repeat on 14-day cycle until the plant is grown.
Seedlings: Dip the root or the entire plant in the 2-oz/gal solution or spray the plant liberally after planting. Flowers and bedding plants can be put onto a 14-day spray program.
Perennials:
When the foliage emerges to show true leaves, commence spraying the 2-oz/gal solution on twice a month until the growth period is complete. Spray every 30-days until cold weather hits.
Nature’s NOG Granular can be mixed into the soil when planting shrubs, flowers and trees. Use one-tablespoon for each gallon-size. Also spray the roots and foliage with 2-oz/gal solution. Spray foliage again in 30-days.
Stress Recovery: Injured and damaged plants can be reinvigorated with one or two treatments of the 2-oz/gal solution. Use a spade to penetrate the ground above the root-mass. Makeup enough solution in pails to feed the root system of the plant. Use one-gallon of solution for every two-three feet of “drip-zone” circumference. Plan to spray in 14-days.
Propagation: Soak “cuttings” in the 2-oz/gal. solution for 2-24 hours before “sticking.” Soak softwood cuttings for 2-hours and hardwood cuttings for 24-hours.
Growing Better House Plants, Annuals, and Perennials
with Nature's NOG
Nature’s NOG liquid is used at 2 ounces per gallon of water. Many gardeners make-up several gallons of solution at one-time. Shake the container well before mixing to get the full nutritional value.
with Nature's NOG
Nature’s NOG liquid is used at 2 ounces per gallon of water. Many gardeners make-up several gallons of solution at one-time. Shake the container well before mixing to get the full nutritional value.
