fish emulsion

Discussion in 'Outdoor Cultivation' started by renegade127, Sep 11, 2010.

  1. renegade127

    renegade127 Germinating

    how early is too early,and how long is too long for using fish emulsion?
     
  2. rollin2techno

    rollin2techno cL053t Gr0w3r

    Alaska brand?


    I used it diluted the 2nd week of germination and only on occasion for an N boost for deprived plants during flower.
     
  3. mt.king

    mt.king mud drags champion

    Alaskan is cooked crap


    Hydrolized cold press is way better Alaskan cooks the fish oil out And by doing this they also cook all the enzymes too and check out the heavy metals


    I use Mega green concentrate farm catfish
     
  4. ResinRubber

    ResinRubber Civilly disobedient/Mod

    If all you're using is fish emulsion I'd recommend you switch up to a fish/seaweed emulsion. Better all around nutrition for your plants. MtKing is right on with the cold press being better. Neptune's Harvest brand is all cold press. Costs more but it's well worth it.


    When to use? I start early and use it as a soil additive then begin watering with it around week 2. It's virtually impossible to burn with fish or seaweed emulsions so there should be little concern if you use as directed. You can use it well into flowering...at least I do...but stop around 4 or 5 weeks prior to harvest and replace with a bloom fert.
     
  5. Grizzly

    Grizzly in grow country

    fishy

    I am using Hydrolated fish (11-.25-1) @ 1 tablespoon per gallon. The dude at my local grow store said to use during veg or when the plants need some nitrogen. I have only started using it myself. So far the plants love it. One draw back is the smell....
     
  6. mt.king

    mt.king mud drags champion

    Mega green


    Mega green The stuff smells like mint And the n p k is 2-3-1:thumbs-up:
     
  7. ResinRubber

    ResinRubber Civilly disobedient/Mod

    Thing is MT that there's more to it than just NPK. That's why the suggestion of using a fish/seaweed extract. With a kelp or seaweed extract added you get a better representation of these additional nutrients: vitamins A, B1, B2, B7, B12, D, E, K, Selenium, Folic Acid and Biotin, Iodine, Zinc, Boron, Manganese, Copper, Iron, Alginic acid, Sulphur, Sodium, Magnesium. And these additional plant hormones: Auxims, Cytokinins, Gibberellins.


    Like I said, better balance and more complete nutrition for your plants.


    Here's a few suppliers other than my current favorite of Neptune's.


    Any of the Drammatic line. http://www.dramm.com/html/main.isx?sub=69


    I'll be trying these on a garden beginning in October. 1/2 the price of Neptune's with a more diverse line and still cold processed. If these are as good as they look Neptune's will be getting shit canned.


    Sea-Plus Liquid Seaweed/Fish Fertilizer


    Fertrell Liquid Fish & Kelp #3
     
  8. mt.king

    mt.king mud drags champion

    Res is right


    Fish Is amino acids when I was using it as a base I would use thrive alive b1= kelp& b1 the supersoil has mostly what's needed for veg


    So back then the flower formula was fish, bat guano molasses thrive alive b1 protec and magi`cal then powdered bigbuds


    Was great result for first show
     

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