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I was mixing some of Al's 5:1:1 and forgot to add the osmocote. My lettuce and beet seedlings have started coming up now and i'm not sure if sprinkling it on the top of the soil will work. The directions on the bottle specifically say to mix it in with the soil. Any advice would be appreciated.
It is much better to incorporate than to broadcast CRFs. Nutrient release is temperature driven and directly exposing the prills to the sun can cause erratic and rapid release of nutrients. At a minimum, you should scratch it into the top inch or two of soil for best results.
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tapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
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