Bleded tilapia fish

Should I do it?

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 66.7%

  • No

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Total voters
    3
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CBDStoner909

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So i was told from a good friend to blend fresh tilapia fish mix wi5 watter into a blender and after blending it pour it into your plants....
Good idea or no? (newbie)
One of my plants 8)
 

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Oh it will make your buds more potent as a foliar spray ......potent in a whole new way .....in a dead animal salmonella,ecoli kind of way ....just go spend 10 bucks on some properly prepared organic fish emulsion .....
 
Thats what i said lol but they said i want the whooole thing all organic and not manufactured crap
Indacouch said:
Oh it will make your buds more potent as a foliar spray ......potent in a whole new way .....in a dead animal salmonella,ecoli kind of way ....just go spend 10 bucks on some properly prepared organic fish emulsion .....
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lol
 
I grew my very first patch at 14 (45 years ago) and thought I'd do what the Indians did and plant a seed and a smelt together (they ran up our creek by the millions) and nope, don't do that lol. Besides the god awful smell the raccoons and bears dug up the whole field lol. Thank god I had a thousand seeds from the Mexican my brother had pounds of :).
 
The only indians that put fresh fish on their seeds where in Charlie Brown cartoons. Real native americans didn't just lay a fish in a hole with a seed, that would never work.
 
thenotsoesoteric said:
The only indians that put fresh fish on their seeds where in Charlie Brown cartoons. Real native americans didn't just lay a fish in a hole with a seed, that would never work.
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at best it was probably an early form of composting. It also doesn't make much sense to use an entire fish for what... 4 ears of corn? Probably just composed the remains.

"Contrary to popular belief, the Indians did not fertilize their corn with fish or teach the European immigrants to do so. Squanto apparently showed the Pilgrims how to use fish for fertilizer in 1621, but no evidence proves the Indians customarily followed this practice. "
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The pilgrims might have also just been stupid.
 
The best organic fertilizer I have used was cormorant shit that I harvested from an abandoned colony in the middle of Lake Ontario lol. I was young, cheap, and fearless lol.
 
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