ScubaSteve
Active Member
might be doing some outdoor gardening this year..
will be digging a pretty big hole and putting my own soil in it. (good topsoil w/perlite and worm castings)
i've heard of people throwing whole fish into the bottom of such holes.. i work on a fishing boat so have plenty of fish!
any particular fish species better than another? i'm thinking about going with Bunker/Menhaden (very very oily baitfish.. predators favorite)
also, i see many fertilizers are made with seaweed.. is it worth my time to throw some seaweed in the bottom of my hole as well? (would probably chop it up a bit)
edit: also, should i rinse the saltwater off the seaweed? i know plants dont like high salt concentrations
basically, i'm just not sure if this stuff would break down fast enough to be useful to plants.
any advice?
will be digging a pretty big hole and putting my own soil in it. (good topsoil w/perlite and worm castings)
i've heard of people throwing whole fish into the bottom of such holes.. i work on a fishing boat so have plenty of fish!
any particular fish species better than another? i'm thinking about going with Bunker/Menhaden (very very oily baitfish.. predators favorite)
also, i see many fertilizers are made with seaweed.. is it worth my time to throw some seaweed in the bottom of my hole as well? (would probably chop it up a bit)
edit: also, should i rinse the saltwater off the seaweed? i know plants dont like high salt concentrations
basically, i'm just not sure if this stuff would break down fast enough to be useful to plants.
any advice?