Home What's New Message Board
BigPumpkins.com
Select Destination Site Search

Message Board

 
Fertilizing and Watering

Subject:  fish ferts ?

Fertilizing and Watering      Return to Board List

From

Location

Message

Date Posted

awesome1

England, essex

so what is it im missing?
having never used it, and I know a lot do,
what is there to it? rather than standard chemical NPK ferts
Mark.

2/18/2015 6:05:17 AM

Engel's Great Pumpkins and Carvings

Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)

It's organic and full of nutrients.

2/18/2015 7:32:58 AM

Twinnie(Micheal)

Ireland

trace elements possibly, maybe there should be a study carried out on the nutritional benefits to plants of various fish species.

2/18/2015 1:07:05 PM

Big City Grower (Team coming out of retirement )

JACKSON, WISCONSIN. ; )

Fish emulsion and fish hydro slate are 2 different types available. Also ocean fish are different than fresh water ... Things to look at and consider.
Also there are also some squid based blends as well.

2/18/2015 8:23:19 PM

awesome1

England, essex

so its more for nutrients rather than the standard npk?

2/19/2015 1:56:16 PM

Roundhead79

Little Suamico WI, usa

For me awesome it's for the beer I drink! Beer you ask? This is how it works. In early spring I dig 2-300 holes in my garden with my ice auger, with a post hole attachment on it. Then I go down to my local river away from the kids , wife, work. With a bunch of buddies, BEER, and nets we proceed on catching fish called suckers, that swim up river to spawn. It is a rough fish like a carp so there are no limit on them. Then we proceed to enjoy the beers and catch some fish. When all this is completed we bring the fish to my garden and fill those holes up with the fish and bury the fish back up. Free fertilizer and great Beer! How could I go wrong?

3/6/2015 7:11:25 PM

Total Posts: 6 Current Server Time: 3/28/2024 7:38:06 AM
 
Fertilizing and Watering      Return to Board List
  Note: Sign In is required to reply or post messages.
 
Top of Page

Questions or comments? Send mail to Ken AT bigpumpkins.com.
Copyright © 1999-2024 BigPumpkins.com. All rights reserved.