Assertion: fertilizer | /r/HasProperty | applied
Facets:
value: frequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: as frequently as a liquid
type: OTHER
value: simultaneously
type: MANNER
value: ideally
type: DEGREE
value: correctly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Fertilizer burn can occur when too much fertilizer is applied, resulting in damage or even death of the plant.
text: If a starter fertilizer cannot be banded and the soil test indicates optimum to above optimum fertility levels, no fertilizer should be applied.
text: When calculating the area of a tree or shrub bed, only measure the area where fertilizer can actually be applied.
text: It’s this immediate availability that can “burn” your plants when too much fertilizer is applied.
text: Iron deficiency shows by yellowing of the leaf blade while the leaf veins remain green even though fertilizers have been correctly applied.
text: When the initial fertilizer has been depleted, fertilizer will need to be re-applied.
text: Ideally, fertilizer should be applied just before a heavy rain is predicted so that the fertilizer will wash into the soil.
text: The fertilizer needs to be applied every 10-14 days and then twice per month for May through August for best results.
text: A small pack will suffice if you only have a few rose plants to tend to, if the product is highly concentration such that you only use a little at a time, or if the fertilizer is applied infrequently.
text: Choose a large pack like Espoma RT18 Rose Tone if you have lots of roses or if the fertilizer needs to be applied frequently.
text: If lime and fertilizer are applied simultaneously, the calcium in the lime will bind with the phosphorus and make it unavailable for use.
text: These fertilizers take a bit more time to see results than liquid fertilizers but do not have to be applied as frequently as a liquid.
text: Arrows indicate when fertilizer is applied.
text: When the initial fertilizer has been depleted, fertilizer will need to be re-applied.
text: An SRF contains a plant nutrient in a form that makes it unavailable for plant uptake and use for some time after the fertilizer is applied.