Thanks homie. It has greened up since then. I don't use any nutrients in this setup, except for the fish emulsion I gave it last week. I ended up with some tip burn and a little clawing, but overall it's doing much better. Gonna keep the coffee grounds in my lexicon for my next run. I was unaware of their benefits. How much do you think I should add to 7 gallons of soil?
I would dilute 1/2 cup of coffee grounds per gal for instant nitrogen or you can put the coffee grounds on the top of you're soil for a slower release.
Fish emulsion? I grow out side,
Ground up fish guts
That's what I was going for... As a soil amendment. I have a new batch cooking. I'll add some to it.
Beautiful plants.
Yup, last year they were giving samples away. I got 5 samples and it works but the cost is high.
Wow $$ great reviews. I wish I could afford that.Damn that Fish Shit is expensive.
33.76 ounces
That's less volume than a 40oz beer.
Actually it's concentrated. Makes up to 500 gallons. So that's not bad at all.
1 Liter Bottle - up to 500 gallons!
https://www.amazon.com/Fish-Organic-Conditioner-Head-Farms/dp/B07JWGVFFZ
Good point.Well if you think about it. It's not really that bad.
500 gallons of solution for a hundred bucks. That's 100, 5 gallon buckets of solution. That's a dollar per 5 gallons of solution to feed your soil.
That means I can put a gallon of solution in my 5 gallon pots of soil grown plants.
So if I have five plants growing in 5 gallon buckets, I will use 5 gallons per feeding every couple days. That's a dollar per feeding or two dollars if you double the strength.
So if you feed 3 times a week. That would be 3 dollars a week.
Thank you sir
The Indians when planting corn would place the corn seed next to piece of fish.Well if you think about it. It's not really that bad.
500 gallons of solution for a hundred bucks. That's 100, 5 gallon buckets of solution. That's a dollar per 5 gallons of solution to feed your soil.
That means I can put a gallon of solution in my 5 gallon pots of soil grown plants.
So if I have five plants growing in 5 gallon buckets, I will use 5 gallons per feeding every couple days. That's a dollar per feeding or two dollars if you double the strength.
So if you feed 3 times a week. That would be 3 dollars a week.
I remember that from a PBS show where the pilgrims were having trouble getting their corn to grow somewhere, and the natives taught them that trick.
I didn't think it smelt to bad.
