Rurumo
Well-Known Member
Fish emulsion will work great, but you're going to run into deficiency issues unless you supply a complete nutrient feed. A dose of fish emulsion will give your plants a nitrogen boost that they sorely need though. They need more than NPK-also calcium, magnesium, sulfur and all the micros. Do you know the PH, tds, and alkalinity of your water? If you're on city water, look up the last test data online-that will determine how casual you can be about ph testing and get away with it.I have a bottle of Alaska fish emulsion 5-1-1 ratio and it says 1tsp per quart of water I'm thinking about trying a ¼-½ the recommended. Any suggestions for how to use it, mist on foliage and add to soil or not?