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Originally Posted by JackE
Steve, what's "injectable concentrate"? I don't understand what you mean here. Pardon me - I'm an old house painter and pretty dumb about some things.
Jack
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Jack, we're all dumb until we learn it - I remember the first time I tried to use an airless sprayer
The fertilizer injector is mounted above a container (bucket, trash can, etc) of highly concentrated liquid fertilizer (what I'm calling the injectable concentrate)
There is a small diameter plastic tube that runs from the injector down into the container of concentrate. The injector sucks up concentrate from the container and injects it into the water line (at the pre-set ratio) when the water is flowing. It is the injector's job to compensate for different flow rates so you will always get the same amount of fertilizer per given volume of water.