DonBrennon
Well-Known Member
Hey, love the ice thing, like imitating natures way of telling the plant to fully finish. Do you get much run off? let em dry out before application I suppose? How do your worms/soil bugs react? I might try it in 1 or 2 of my 20G fabrics at the end, I've got visions of puddles of icy water filled with dead worms and mites if I did all 8 tho plus I'd prob be coming out of the supermarket with a trolley full of ice a day.
I'm making a fresh batch of fish hydrolysate tomorrow, re-stocking some essentials while I'm off work. I've got 3 possible options for the the fish source, either a 1.5 hour round trip to the coast to barter with a fisherman who'll no doubt hate my guts a soon as I open my mouth because of my accent, a half hour round trip to a trout farm, or a walk of 5 mins to the local supermarket to buy a full fish with head, but gutted.
How important do you think having the guts and all intact is to making good fish hydrolysate?
Do you think fresh water fish would have as good nutrient content as sea fish?
I used 2 small gutted whole fish (sea bream I think) from the market last time, they fermented well enough and the plants I used it on seemed to love it. I used most of it to active biochar and my compost pile though. So here I am again, making more, hopefully I wont burn the blender out this time.
Peace.......
I'm making a fresh batch of fish hydrolysate tomorrow, re-stocking some essentials while I'm off work. I've got 3 possible options for the the fish source, either a 1.5 hour round trip to the coast to barter with a fisherman who'll no doubt hate my guts a soon as I open my mouth because of my accent, a half hour round trip to a trout farm, or a walk of 5 mins to the local supermarket to buy a full fish with head, but gutted.
How important do you think having the guts and all intact is to making good fish hydrolysate?
Do you think fresh water fish would have as good nutrient content as sea fish?
I used 2 small gutted whole fish (sea bream I think) from the market last time, they fermented well enough and the plants I used it on seemed to love it. I used most of it to active biochar and my compost pile though. So here I am again, making more, hopefully I wont burn the blender out this time.
Peace.......