@greenman28 "I pre-water my containers first, then I slowly add the fertilizer solution until I see water exiting the bottom" I am assuming that you wait until the soil is more or less dry all throughout (checking with a wooden dowel)? For large pots, this method seems to takes a long while. I feel like I'm wasting wasting good fertilizer in the process. I pre-water until I start seeing water coming out of the drain hole (the pot is a few inches raised above a drain plate), then I immediately add the fertilizer... but I never know how much, especially in very large pots where I hold my citrus. 0.5 gal? 0.25 gal? I can't seem to find anything about this. It often seems I'm wasting a lot and making a 4-5 1-gallon batches just to fertilize a couple plants. I do collect the effluent in the drain plates I have my containers in, if the pot isn't way too heavy to pick up.

A 6x9 rug is only 69" wide, so I don't see how this would fit at all. You'd only have some on the sides if you ran it long ways under the bed?? Do you not want the rug to show on all three sides? When you say 57" deep is that the height of the bed? I'm confused by your dimensions. If it's 81" wide and 95" long, I would think you'd want at least 2-3 feet of carpet showing so that would mean a rug that was 10 x 12 would fit best. There's going to be so much rug hidden under that huge king bed, have you thought about doing two runners down each side?

Math Error in First Post added Correction. The TDS in Foliage Pro Solution must be much higher than approximated. Edit: Math Error 1tsp= 4.94 ml 4.94grams at sp=1 1US Gal = 3.785411784 liters (0.18)*(4.94g/4)/3785= 235ppm Error Should be (0.18)*(4.94g/4)/3785= 58.7ppm at conversion factors of 500 ppm/mS or 640 ppm/mS 58.7ppm/500= 117uS or 58.7ppm/640= 91.7uS Too Low to be accurate "Edit: Math Error 1tsp= 4.94 ml 4.94grams at sp=1 1US Gal = 3.785411784 liters (0.18)*(4.94g/4)/3785= 235ppm Should be (0.18)*(4.94g/4)/3785= 58.7ppm at conversion factors of 500 ppm/ms or 640 ppm/ms 58.7ppm/500= 117uS or 58.7ppm/640= 91.7uS Too Low to be accurate "Not sure I'd have been comfortable with the assumptions behind the "total" ppm approximation" You were Correct on that Maybe others that use Foliage Pro can validate the EC readings with other meters. Even at 320 grams/Liter 1/4 tsp/Gal gives only about 105ppm total concentration. This is about 164 uS at 640 factor.

I'm new here so please be patient ;) Is this a good fertilizer for Adeniums? I have 4 I purchased a few months ago on clearance simply because I thought the "trunk" was unique. I had never heard of these before and for $3 each I figured what the heck. They had very few leafs and some even had yellow leafs. I am excited to say they have recovered and all have bloomed. I have had some leafs turning yellow and falling off on each plant but 1 has me really worried because I noticed this morning that a lot of the leafs are turning yellow. I have not repotted these yet basically due to fear of killing them. I purchased Miracle Gro Cactus potting mix which I use for my succulents and cactus but I add a little sand (toy box type), perilite and a small amount of regular potting soil. Due to my aloe nearly dying with just the Cactus potting mix. I have just received my purchase of Azomite Rock Dust to use on all of my plants. But finding good fertilizer especially equal numbered 20-20-20, 14-14-14... which I read is what I need for my adeniums is not possible locally so I am placing an order from Amazon today if I get a response here in time! Also any advice on soil would be much appreciated so I can add what I need (if Amazon has it). This year I decided to test my green thumb due to some extra time. All in containers. So if I ask stupid questions it is simply because I am learning about growing ANY and All plants...