That's tough. Measured size container of organic fertilizer thrown at the base of each vine.

Im probably going to do that as its like 1 pound of fertilizer per mature vine or something like that from most fertilizers. So it should be easier to spread it that way just time consuming. @@farmerkeith

Random other quick question since I see that you have grown garlic from your videos My garlic developed rust from the crazy rain we are having in california and I sprayed it with copper fungicide consistently prior to the rain to try and prevent the garlic from getting it in the first place, i removed some infected leaves and tried neem oil as well and cant get the rust under control have you battled rust and if you have do you have any recommendations to save my garlic as I have 800 plants and its way to early to have rust issues and I want to get some kind of harvest. @@farmerkeith

I have not encountered rust but have planted in the greenhouses the past couple of years.

We have been having atmospheric rivers constantly here on the west coast and everything is getting soaked constantly and then it warms up and its like perfect rust conditions and it sucks. I just want to get my garlic out of the ground as soon as its ready. I sprayed azoxystrobin which the local university told me to use for garlic rust and it did kill it so far. I need to apply more fungicide in about 3-7 day's @@farmerkeith

Before every crop

We are Certified Naturally Grown. We use Naturesafe 8-5-5 due to my soil condition. I source it out of KC from a landscape supplier. Advanced turf solutions. They are nation wide wholesaler if you have one close.

Naturesafe doesnt distribute to my state sadly, straight up asked them. They dont meet regulations apparently. @@farmerkeith