Homeade ferts

Fish fats are the only thing that can be composted or ever consider in one's substrate. Now don't go and buy omega acids in oil form and think it's fertilizer.
 
I investigated a use myself a while back. Not much use for the home gardener. You could probably use it as a foliar oil based insecticide. Some people make soap out of it. It isn't going to have any value as a fertilizer you feed your plants.

"The fertiliser is encapsulated in a renewable polymer made from canola oil, an abundant waste food product, and sulfur, a byproduct of the petroleum industry."

blogs.flinders.edu.au

Improving fertilisers with waste cooking oil

Nanotechnology is enabling new slow-release fertilisers. With more than half of the fertiliser applied to gardens being washed away, a slow-release option promises economic and environmental savings. Made from waste canola oil, this new fertiliser could contribute to the circular economy.
blogs.flinders.edu.au

www.recycling-magazine.com

Waste cooking oil used to make slow release fertiliser - RECYCLING magazine

Waste cooking oil collected from cafes and restaurants has been used to make a controlled-release fertiliser that results in better plant health and less wasted nutrients.
www.recycling-magazine.com
 
McShnutz said:
Fucking LOVE kimchee! And kombucha!!!
I make my own and I have to say way better than anything in store.
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I make my own as well. In fact I was planning on making a batch here soon as I'm almost out.

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