Oh help... Green Light Root Stimulater

19 years ago

I have no idea which forum to post this in, so just picked a general one. I feel so stupid asking this, but can someone tell me the instructions for Green Light Root Stimulater? I was happy as a clam to get a couple bottles on clearance, but then when I went to use it, I was dismayed to find the instruction pages that are stuck on the back were ripped off of them. I am having a "senior moment" and can't for the life of me remember how much you put in a gallon of water. I thought, "Ok, no big deal. Look on line and find it." I found a zillion hits that said to add the GLRS to various things, but nothing that said what the actual mixing instructions were. The proverbial "follow the directions" was all I came up with. Sigh... I went back to the store, thinking I could read the label on a bottle there, but apparently the clearance was because they aren't selling it any more. All gone. ARRRGGGHHH. So, can some kind soul out there send me the mixing instructions? Have mercy on an old idiot, lol...

Thanks ya'all!

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mwoods
19 years ago
Oh nuts..I know I'm a Google addict because it's such a rush finding out info for someone else. LOL Look what I found.

Here is a link that might be useful: Green Light
andie_rathbone
19 years ago
For some reason, Firefox wouldn't let me open that link. However, if Greenlight is like the other kind of root stimulators I've used, put a big cap full (like the size of one on a bottle of laundry detergent) in two gallon bucket of water. Then dip the container of whatever you're planting into the bucket and soak it until no more bubbles come out of the container. Then plant whatever it is.

This is how we plant everything in out MG demonstration gardens & I've adopted it for things I plant at home. It helps to get the plants situated in the ground really quickly.
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mwoods
19 years ago
There are a lot of things Firefox won't let me open Andie. When that happens I just right click the page and then click "open in IE" and I can usually see it that way.Or..you can just right click the link itself and then open that in IE.

3 1/2 Tbl. per gallon
whippet_lovers
Original Author
19 years ago
OH! THANK YOU!!! I'll tell ya, sometimes I think I've been kicked in the head by my horses one too many times, lol. I printed off the entire label from mwoods, so I won't forget again! I have my friends hysterical because I am starting to keep what I call my "Book of Knowledge" where I am jotting down "notes to self" and all useful info I run across, just "incase." Now I can go out in the garden, enjoy a bowl of Maypo and try not too drool... :)
Thanks again!!!
mwoods
19 years ago
I could give you a list a mile long of things I've forgotten but I don't remember what they are. Maypo? I didn't know they still made that. My son used to love it when he was little.
whippet_lovers
Original Author
19 years ago
HA HA HA... My dear mwoods... Yep, Maypo was actually re-introduced. You could give your boy a surprize, and serve him a bowl! For a real walk down memory lane, check this site out...
http://www.lavasurfer.com/cereal-othercereals.html
At 58, I am lost without my "Book of Knowledge!" Now, all I need is something to remind me where I left it... ROFLMAO!
oakleif
19 years ago
Glad you found the instructions mwoods. Iknow where to come when i give up searching for something.

whippitlover, my book of knowledge has turned into 8 stuffed folders. So have fun and be sure to label your folders as they pile up. Wait untill you start going into another room and forget what you went in for. LOL
vickie