I don't have an extra parts car LOL although if I see another GT I might pick it up depending on the condition.I mixed up about 7 gallons of fish emulsion for my one outdoor plant for its first heavy feeding. Took almost 3 weeks for it to acclimate, it started flowering but it's back in veg and really taking off now that it's finally getting sunny and warm. I found mixing Alaska brand fish fertilizer(5-1-1) and Neptune's harvest fish(2-4-1), or fish and seaweed(2-3-1), at a 1:1 ratio, so 1/2oz each per gallon, gives about a 3-2-1 npk ratio and they really seem to like it in veg. I cut out the Alaska once they show flower and hit them with some langbeinite for the K. Then I doused it with a gallon of the compost tea I had brewing. After that I did the first cut on the lawn and used some of that for mulch around the plant. I'll hit that with the tea again later. I pretty much gave up on my garden this year. It was so cold and wet after I planted that nothing sprouted and most of my tomatoes died. All that's left are a bunch a squash and melon plants, maybe 8 sweet peppers and a few beans here and there. With our short season it's not really worth restarting now. I'm going to look in my seed stash for something that produces in under 2 months and can germinate at 90F. Lol.. Ya right. I tried starting lettuce this time of year once and it would bolt once it was 2-3" tall. I gotta go sharpen the mower blades, I caught a huge rock in a new part of the yard I'm clearing and I royally fucked them up, it was just smashing grass after that. It sucks cause I just put them on last year and they only have 2 or 3 mows on them. I'm good at making work for myself.
Now I'm off to the ball park to eat my weight in roasted peanuts.