Directions for Use:
Fast2Grow® can be used independently for foliar and soil application, or combined with herbicides, insecticides, or fungicides in tank mixtures. Apply Fast2Grow® directly to plant foliage as a spray solution, sprinkler, or drip irrigation systems. Foliar application of Fast2Grow® is at typical dilution rates of 1:100. When tank-mixing with other products, the tank mixture must be applied at the rate recommended on the other product(s) label but still keeping the rate of 32 fl. oz. of Fast2Grow® per acre.
1. Test the soil, if possible, to determine deficiencies or imbalances prior to use.
2. Apply Fast2Grow® directly to plant foliage when plants are actively growing. Use recommended application rates.
3. Use with a balanced, well-managed fertilizer regimen.
Grain Crops:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Corn |
1:100 |
1-2 |
5-6 leaves, tasseling / blooming |
| Wheat (winter and spring) |
1:100 |
1-2 |
Flag leaf, end of heading |
| Rye |
1:100 |
1-2 |
Tillering |
| Oats |
1:100 |
1-2 |
Tillering |
| Barley |
1:100 |
1-2 |
Tillering |
| Buckwheat |
1:100 |
1 |
Blooming |
| Sunflower |
1:100 |
2 |
2-4 leaves, early blooming |
| Rapeseed “Canola” (winter and spring) |
1:100 |
2 |
5-6 leaves, budding / early blooming |
Legumes:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Soybean |
1:100 |
2 |
Sprouts, pod formation |
| Garden pea |
1:100 |
1-2 |
Early bean formation |
| Chickpea |
1:100 |
1-2 |
Early bean formation |
Hay and Turf:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Hay |
1:100 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
First application when grass blades reach 4-6″, up to every 2 weeks until harvest |
| Turf |
1:100 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
2 weeks after planting / installation, up to every 2 weeks until harvest |
Root Vegetables:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Potato |
1:100 |
2 |
Post germination, flowering |
| Carrots |
1:100 |
1-2 |
Sprouts / formation of 2-3 true leaves, then at 14 day intervals |
| Beets |
1:200 |
1-2 |
Sprouts / formation of 2-3 true leaves, then at 14 day intervals |
Textiles and Stock Feeding Crops:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Sugar beets |
1:100 |
2-3 |
Sprouts, leaf closure, leaf washout |
| Cotton |
1:100 |
3 |
4-5 true leaves, budding to early flowering |
| Flax* |
1:200 |
1 |
“Christmas tree” phase or when the plant shows poor development |
*Flax is applied at a rate of 14 fl oz/acre |
Vegetables and Vegetable Seedlings:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Vegetable seedlings |
1:100 |
2 |
7-10 days after germination or transplanting, then at 14 day intervals |
| Tomatoes |
1:100 |
2 |
Budding / early flowering, fruiting |
| Eggplant |
1:100 |
2 |
Budding / early flowering, fruiting |
| Zucchini |
1:100 |
2 |
Budding / early flowering, fruiting |
| Squash |
1:100 |
2 |
Budding / early flowering, fruiting |
| Peppers |
1:100 |
2 |
Budding / early flowering, fruiting |
| Cucumbers |
1:100 |
1-3 |
2-4 leaves, every 2 weeks |
| Cabbage |
1:100 |
2 |
Budding, fruiting |
| Watermelon |
1:100 |
2 |
Tendril formation, then 15-20 days after first treatment |
Leafy Greens and Herbs:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Lettuce |
1:200 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
Moisten leaf surface every 2 weeks |
| Spinach |
1:200 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
Moisten leaf surface every 2 weeks |
| Green onion |
1:200 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
Moisten leaf surface every 2 weeks |
| Radishes |
1:200 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
Moisten leaf surface every 2 weeks |
| Celery |
1:200 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
Moisten leaf surface every 2 weeks |
| Herbs* |
1:200 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
Moisten leaf surface every 2 weeks |
| *Dill, parsley, cilantro/coriander, basil, sorrel, mint, etc. |
Fruits and Berries:
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Apple* |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: 5-7 days after flowering 2nd application: early abscission of ovaries 3rd application: flower bud formation |
| Pear* |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: 5-7 days after flowering 2nd application: early abscission of ovaries 3rd application: flower bud formation |
| Cherry* |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: 5-7 days after flowering 2nd application: early abscission of ovaries 3rd application: flower bud formation |
| Plum* |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: 5-7 days after flowering 2nd application: early abscission of ovaries 3rd application: flower bud formation |
| Peach* |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: 5-7 days after flowering 2nd application: early abscission of ovaries 3rd application: flower bud formation |
| Apricot* |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: 5-7 days after flowering 2nd application: early abscission of ovaries 3rd application: flower bud formation |
| Grapes |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: budding stage 2nd application: after flowering 3rd application: fruit ripening |
| Citrus* |
1:100 |
1-3 |
1st application: 5-7 days after flowering 2nd application: early abscission of ovaries 3rd application: in 2-3 week interval |
| Strawberries |
1:100 |
2 |
Onset of development to the end of flowering, appearance of the ovary |
| *0.32 oz/per shrub or tree |
Ornamentals and Houseplants:
Dilution breakdown:
1.5 teaspoon of Fast2Grow®: 1 quart of water
1.5 ounces of Fast2Grow®: 1 gallon of water
16 ounces of Fast2Grow®: 12.5 gallons of water
| Crop |
Dilution |
Number of Treatments (per season) |
Application Timing |
| Ornamentals / houseplants |
1:100 |
Up to every 2 weeks |
Every 2 weeks, lightly wetting leaves |
