It's warm enough to dig holes, if It would stop fucking raining. Supposed to be 70 this weekend. I've been busy dropping trees and doing some land clearing.
As for the organic mix. I like to stick with my plain mix ammended with time release dry organic nutes. No fish compost for me or anything that could attract animals. I like to be able to liquid feed every week. I get better results, more work but It works for me.
The dry ferts I use have kelp andall kinds of shit it in.
Here's a copy and paste from the FF web site
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Marine Cuisine® Dry Mix Fertilizer (10-7-7)[/FONT]
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Seafood for Your Garden[/FONT]
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Best for Evergreens, Acid Loving Plants and Vegetables[/FONT]
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Marine Cuisine® is a powerful all-purpose fertilizer that blends fine ocean-based ingredients like crab meal, shrimp meal, seabird guano, and kelp, with low-sodium mineral plant foods to give your garden a quick boost and provide long-lasting, time-release nutrition. This fertilizer is a power bar for your plants! Use it wherever you want lush flowers and delicious fruit, and try it on your most demanding trees and shrubs. Marine Cuisine® is truly seafood for your garden.[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica]Garden tip: Use Marine Cuisine® as a general, all-purpose fertilizer throughout the growing season. For new plantings and container plants, add just 1 tablespoon per gallon of soil. In established gardens, broadcast evenly around the foliage canopy. Use 1-2 tablespoons for every foot of plant height, and rake in lightly. Pull any excess fertilizer away from the base of the plant. Water thoroughly. For best results, feed in early spring and midsummer and mulch in spring and fall with our FoxFarm Original Planting Mix or Happy Frog® Soil Conditioner.[/FONT]