Application directions
Trout Boost is mechanically filtered and clean, so it pours through anything — no clogging. Use it as a soil drench or a foliar feed through a watering can, hose-end applicator, sprayer, or drip line. Always shake, dilute per the rates below, and water in after a soil application.
- 1Shake well before use to blend the naturally settled nutrients.
- 2Dilute 2–4 oz per gallon of water — see the full rate table below.
- 3Apply to soil or foliage. Trout Boost is filtered clean, so it runs through any sprayer, watering can, or drip line.
Apply with
- Watering can
- Hose-end applicator
- Pump & backpack sprayers
- Drip lines & injectors
- Foliar spray
- Direct soil / root-zone drench
Never use
- Undiluted on seedlings or tender new growth
- Foliar spray in direct midday heat
- Applying right before heavy rain
Dilute per the rates below and water in after soil application.
Per-crop application rates are in the table just below.
Storage & handling
- Store cool and out of direct sunlight
- Do not freeze
- Keep sealed when not in use
- Shake before every use
Safety
- Non-toxic and safe around pets, kids, and edibles
- Wash hands after handling
Quick reference
2–4 oz per gallon · Soil or foliar · Works through any applicator · Shake well
Results may vary with soil conditions, climate, crop type, and irrigation practices. Adjust suggested rates based on plant response and local conditions.
Dilute 2–4 oz per gallon
How to apply.
| Use | Rate (diluted solution) | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Vegetables & flowers | 2–4 oz per gallon water | Every 1–2 weeks |
| Trees & shrubs | 4–8 oz per gallon | Monthly at the drip line |
| Lawns & turf | 8 oz per 1,000 sq ft | Monthly in growing season |
| Houseplants | 1–2 oz per gallon | Monthly with watering |